Enabling SSL?

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September 7, 2012
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Hello, everyone.

I am running CF9.0.1 + 2 hotfixes on an Alienware Area51 / Windows7 / Intel i7 Core 2.8GHz / 12M Ram system. I installed CF with the built-in webserver, stand-alone. I am trying to enable SSL for testing.

I have followed the instructions located here, but after several tweaks and restarts I am getting the "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" message.

The only inconsistency between the instructions and what I did is: instructions said to go to {drive}{cf_root}runtime\servers\default\SERVER-INF\jrun.xml and edit it. Well, I don't have a \default\ folder, but I do have \admin\ and \coldfusion\. I have modified the xml file in both directories.

Any suggestions on how to resolve this?

Thank you,

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WolfShadeAuthor

Legend

Has anyone successfully enabled SSL on a CF9.0.1 installation using the included webservice?

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C

carl type3

Legend

How about use IIS put your SSL there and connect CF9 to IIS? I have not done SSL with CF9 built-in webserver myself. There is this CF8 blog that might provide you the necessary details:

http://www.cfchimp.com/wordpress/2008/08/enabling-ssl-on-the-coldfusion-8-built-in-web-server/

HTH, Carl.

WolfShadeAuthor

Legend

I'm not that savvy. The work environment that I'm in, all developers have CF Server installed to their local machine with the built-in web service. But I don't think any of them have tried SSL. I was just seeing if it can be done.

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WolfShadeAuthor

Legend

Anyone have any thoughts/suggestions for this? Could a lack of a \default\ directory be the culprit? Anything else might prevent SSL from working?

Thank you,

^_^

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