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September 17, 2009
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RDS connection fails

  • September 17, 2009
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Hey,

I have setup ColdFusion and ColdFusion Builder on a development workstation.  Now I'm trying to get debugging to work however I'm having heck of a time trying to get RDS to work.  I have made sure the RDS is not commented out in web.xml and retyped the RDS password.  I'm using the following:


Host Name: localhost
Port: 8500
Context Root: C:\ColdFusion8\wwwroot\
Username:
Password: ***

Any words of wisdom or pointers in the right direction?

Kasia

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Correct answer

Hi,

Is your server running?

Can you access the Admin page successfully?

Did you try adding it through the server manager?

-Bhakti

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Correct answer
September 18, 2009

Hi,

Is your server running?

Can you access the Admin page successfully?

Did you try adding it through the server manager?

-Bhakti

September 18, 2009

Thanks for replying Bhakti!

You have pointed me to the right direction.  I'm new to ColdFusion (transferring from PHP and Java) and going to Server Manager page was the answer.  However that opened another box of warms, since I'm running IIS 5.1 which apparently doesn't mix well with RDS.  It a good excuse to change to server 2003 though.

Thanks again.

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November 11, 2009

hi,

   So you mean IIS and RDS has some issue? because currently I have a problem on RDS and IIS.

And there is an error (A connection to the RDS Server could not be established because the webserver was unreachable).

Even if I enable the RDS in Coldfusion. And use Port 80.

Please advise..

thanks.

September 17, 2009

At this point I'm trying anything

SettingsResults

Description: localhost

Host Name: localhost

Port Number: 5005

Context Root: /

User Name:

Password: ****

Unable to contact the RDS Server "localhost."

Premature EOF encountered

Changed to:

Context Root: /tests/fusebox_catclub

Unable to contact the RDS Server "localhost."

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