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BlueDragon 7.1: Deploying CFML on ASP.NET and the Microsoft .NET Framework 40

extensions in a given application pointing to different editions of the .NET framework, which

can cause problems.

Additionally, if you select the 2.0 option (to configure files to be processed by .NET 2.0),

another new option, the Edit Configuration button, is enabled on the ASP.NET tab. This

option opens a useful visual editor for making web.config file changes. Even more powerful, it

reflects any entries that are inherited from high-level web.config files or the global

machine.config, by highlighting the entries in italics. This configuration editor option is dis-

abled if you select .NET 1.1 for the ASP.NET Version drop-down on this tab.

7.2.2 XCopy Deployment

If you would like install and configure BlueDragon.NET and your CFML application on one

machine, and then copy the code (and the BlueDragon engine) to another machine, you can do

that with just a little effort. This is often called “xcopy-style” deployment.

Of course, in order to redeploy BlueDragon and your application on another machine, you must

obtain a license for that additional deployment. Fortunately, New Atlanta has very compelling

licensing terms for developers interested in redeploying BlueDragon and their CFML applica-

tions. Please contact us for details.

The manual configuration steps in the previous section are the key to this process. If you use the

fourth (Single Virtual Directory) option of the installer, to install and configure an in-

stance of BlueDragon into a single virtual directory, that directory will contain all the compo-

nents needed to run your CFML application on any box that has the same edition of the .NET

Framework and the Visual J# runtime which were implemented on the original box.

You can then copy that single virtual directory to another server (before or after making changes

in the BlueDragon admin console).

The only manual step you will need to perform on the destination box is the configuration in IIS

of the extension mappings for CFML files. The BlueDragon installer will have done that on the

box where BlueDragon was installed, but you will need to make those changes on the destination

box.

It’s possible to automate the process of implementing those extension mappings, using any of

several mechanisms for scripting the configuration of IIS. Examples of tools and documentation

include the following:

Automating Administration for IIS 5.0

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727082.aspx

IIS Programmatic Administration Reference

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms524713.aspx

A Free Tool for Configuring .NET Web Applications

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