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MultiCFAdmin Alpha 0.007 is on RIAForge.org now

Wed, 03 Jun 2009 05:51:00 GMT

Here's the link: http://multicfadmin.riaforge.org/

Description:

In this Alpha version 0.007, which allows connection to CF Admin API on local and remote CF instances, there are only a few features:

1) jQuery UI
2) ability to see basic stats of each CF8 Server Monitor API
3) ability to clear Template Cache for all instances
4) ability to toggle Trusted Cache for all instances
5) can configure multiple CF Admin URLs, passwords, and a sleep() time for how long MultiCFAdmin waits after Trusted Cache is changed

Requirements:

* ColdFusion 8.01 Enterprise or Developer, Multi-server
* multiple CF instances other than cfusion (default)
* access to jrun-web.xml configuration files on each instance

Multi-CF Admin Alpha 0.02

Fri, 08 May 2009 21:14:00 GMT

Okay, this is pretty cool (at least I think so). Here's the zip.

How many of us with multiple instances in a cluster have wanted to be able to do things like clear the template cache for every instance in the cluster with *one* button?

Well, I have.

Now, I have an early alpha that is not much more than a proof-of-concept, but does exactly that.

and in a few seconds, it's all cleared (see below)...

Here's the readme.txt:

Requirements:
* ColdFusion 8.01 Enterprise or Developer, Multi-server
* multiple CF instances other than cfusion (default)

Installation:
1.) put /MultiCFAdmin folder at www root
2.) open jrun-web.xml file at [jrun_root]\servers\[instance_name]\cfusion.ear\cfusion.war\WEB-INF (you may need to create it by copying over from cfusion instance if it doesn't exist)
3.) add a line within the XML block that points to where your WS files are, like this:

/Webservices
/opt/jrun4/servers/cfusion/cfusion-ear/cfusion-war/MultiCFAdmin/Webservices

4.) NOTE: don't attempt to connect to the cfusion instance because it causes errors with the Web Service calls to try and connect from the same instance
5.) set environment info for Application.Environment in config/Environment.cfm
6.) set instance info in config/CFInstances.cfm

Here's the zip again.

Send me a tweet if you're interested in helping with the code: http://twitter.com/aqlong

Why blog about ColdFusion?

Mon, 26 Mar 2007 20:29:36 GMT

To give back.