Ian Winter

So, just got ColdFusion 8 working on my Mac Mini running an upgraded version of Leopard (from Tiger). Below are the steps I took. As I said before it's basically Geoff's guide with a couple more reboots!

1. Install Apple XCode Tools from Leopard DVD<br> 2. Restart<br> 3. Install ColdFusion 8<br>

Multi-server, developer edition<br> ColdFusion 8 Document and Start ColdFusion on system init both checked<br> Installed to /Applications/JRun4<br> Web Servers<br> - Apache<br> - Configuration Directory: /etc/apache2<br> - Server Binary: /usr/sbin/httpd<br> - Server Control Script: /usr/sbin/apachectl<br> CFIDE installed to default documents folder which is /Library/Webserver/Documents 4. Complete wizard ignoring web server startup and connector failure messages<br> 5. Restart<br> 6. Compile the new connector<br>

	cd /Applications/JRun4/lib
	unzip -d src wsconfig.jar
	cd src/connectors/src
	apxs -c -Wc,-arch -Wc,x86_64 -Wl,-arch -Wl,x86_64 -n jrun22 mod_jrun22.c jrun_maptable_impl.c jrun_property.c jrun_session.c platform.c jrun_mutex.c jrun_proxy.c jrun_utils.c
	apxs -i -n jrun22 -S LIBEXECDIR=/Applications/JRun4/lib/src/connectors/src/ mod_jrun22.la
	strip mod_jrun22.so

7. Check the connector with wsconfig

	cd /Applications/JRun4/lib/
	sudo java -jar wsconfig.jar

8. Delete the current connector and put your fresh shiny new one in

	rm /Applications/JRun4/lib/wsconfig/1/mod_jrun22.so
	cp /Applications/JRun4/lib/src/connectors/src/mod_jrun22.so /Application/JRun4/lib/wsconfig/1/mod_jrun22.so

sudo /Applications/JRun4/bin/jrun -start cfusion

11. Kick apache

sudo apachectl restart

12. Browse to localhost/CFIDE/administrator/index.cfm (unless you've already added index.cfm as a default doc)<br> 13. Go to bed feeling happy.