Using Eclipse and ColdFusion under Unix: RDS Problems
I'm on SuSE 10.3 (2.6.22.19-0.4-default) under Gnome.
I've been developing software for more years than I'd care to count.
I'm really new to ColdFusion. I'm trying to support a site for a client that was developed using this tool.
I'm running ColdFusion 8.01 (Developer Version). from a download done on 6/7/2009.
I'm using Eclipse3.4.2 with the ColdFusion Extensions for Eclipse, Version 1.0.191910.
I also have version 1.3.2.200901041029 of CFEclipse Project installed.
I can provide whatever other version information is required.
I had all of the tools installed and playing together nicely back in June.
I had my workspace get corrupted, and have been trying to get things back together for a month.
It all seemed so simple, and worked the first time when I followed the examples for setting up debugging.
I may have been on a different version of Eclipse at the time.
I can't seem to get debugging installed and working for ColdFusion, despite Googling myself to death.
The Eclipse/ColdFusion versions that I find in the examples don't match, and things seem to rapidly change in that environment.
I've installed ColdFusion as a stand alone, with RDS installed and am using Apache 2.
I'm stuck trying to connect to the RDS server. I've checked via netstat -an and don't see anything listening on port 8500.
I've got an RDS Dataview tab at the bottom of the screen in which there is a server of 'localhost'. Trying to open that server results in a message of "Unable to contact the RDS Server 'localhost'.
Right clicking the server and selecting "RDS Configuration", I can change the configuration for localhost.
I've tried using port 8500 and port 80 and clicking on 'Test Connection' without success.
I've checked ../wwwroot/WEB-INF/web.xml to make sure that the RDS section was not commented out.
I added a '<load-on-startup>10</load-on-startup>' tag and then saw nine 'user RDSServlet: init' messages in the cfserver.log file, after I restarted ColdFusion.
I'll be happy to provide whatever logs or files that are needed to help diagnose this.
I'd be happy to hear just how simple it is to change a configuration somewhere so that it all starts working. ![]()
I'd be more than happy to install whatever versions of software that would be necessary to get this working.
Thanks in advance for any and all help.
Don Phillips
