Pierre-Olivier Chassay was recently wanting to put Railo on a CD with a functional database. I pointed him at Gert's post and he gave it a shot. He blogged his experience his effort getting Railo on a CD as well as getting the H2 Database working as well. Thanks Pierre-Olivier for sharing this information!
Running Railo 3.1 from a CD
July 26, 2009 · By webrat · 1 Comment
A while ago on the getRailo.org community mailing list, there was a request to setup a "Resin Express" because Railo Express that we currently package uses Jetty and the Pretty URL support in Jetty is nill. A few days later, Gert put together and provided a download for Railo-Resin Express.
Pierre-Olivier Chassay was recently wanting to put Railo on a CD with a functional database. I pointed him at Gert's post and he gave it a shot. He blogged his experience his effort getting Railo on a CD as well as getting the H2 Database working as well. Thanks Pierre-Olivier for sharing this information!
Pierre-Olivier Chassay was recently wanting to put Railo on a CD with a functional database. I pointed him at Gert's post and he gave it a shot. He blogged his experience his effort getting Railo on a CD as well as getting the H2 Database working as well. Thanks Pierre-Olivier for sharing this information!
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1 brian // Aug 24, 2010 at 2:05 AM
httpd.exe -conf conf/resin.conf -java_home jre -java_exe jre\bin\java
START "" "http://localhost:8080/winvid/test2.cfm"
the url doesn't open until the resin server is stopped.
Is there another way to launch a url automatically when starting Railo Express from a batch file?
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