Why CF10 Local So Slow?

[RLS]

I have been running CF8. I stopped all CF8-related services, set them to manual, then installed CF10 with Developer option.

Slow as molasses. Even getting the Administrator screen up takes 5 minutes or better.  The pictures are X's, apps won't run as either port 80 or port 8500 ("The connection was refused when attempting to contact localhost:8500"), windows 7, reasonably new hardware.

This is on my desktop.  What odd is I did this exact same thing on a client laptop I use when I work on their project, and it all works wonderfully well.

Going to uninstall/reinstall to see if I did something wrong during the first install.

Suggestions welcomed.

[Anjaneai_Srivastava]

Hi RLS,

I believe you are using IIS with your ColdFusion.

Can you please check if you have CFIDE and Jakarta listed in your IIS Website(s) with which you ahve created the connector.

If not, please create a Virtual Directory in the webroot by the name of - CFIDE and point it to ColdFusion's webroot (<cf_install_directory)/\cfusion\wwwroot\CFIDE) .

Can you also check if this website in IIS shows directories from CF 8 as well (like Cfdocs folder), I am guessing as you had CF 8 installed, probably the Configuration files from CF 8 are still there and conflicting you application.

Let me know if the problem persists.

Thanks,

Anjaneai

[BKBK]

RLS wrote:

I have been running CF8. I stopped all CF8-related services, set them to manual, then installed CF10 with Developer option.

To be on the safe side, I would set the CF 8 services to disabled. Windows usually needs a kick up the backside, so I would then restart it before installing CF 10.

[Carl Von Stetten]

As Anjaneai suggested, you may have lingering connectors for CF8 stuck in IIS, and IIS is still trying to route ColdFusion requests through them.  Make sure to remove those connectors (run the CF8 WSCONFIG tool) and then make sure that the CF10 connectors are properly configured.