Now, 9PM - 30 hours after initial Mac contact - I am fully up and running. I might be conflicted about switching from PC to Mac but, at least I know that I'll be bringing all of you with me on this overly anti-aliased journey.
If I didn't respond to you personally, it was only because I was overwhelmed with how much support I was receiving. I couldn't post a "n00b" question on Twitter without getting helpful responses from at least 20 different people. So far, here's what I have installed on my machine:Īfter getting all of these applications installed, the most important thing that I've learned so far is that the ColdFusion Community simply rocks!! And I don't mean just a little bit of rocking - I mean y'all rocked me right out of my own socks! I cannot get over how helpful and enthusiastic people have been about giving me advice.
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Jamie Krug then helped me figure out how to connect both ColdFusion instances to Apache via the wsconfig tool.Īnd - wait for it - I'm finally using ColdFusion Builder! Unless I can get Homesite installed on a virtual machine - just kidding. I was able to install multi-instance versions of ColdFusion 9 and ColdFusion 8 (EAR files) on my own as well as configure the built-in Apache server to point to a central "Sites" directory. By the time I woke up this morning - 19 hours after initial Mac contact - I was starting to feel a bit more relaxed my jaw was still clenched of course, but at least I was getting used to my new surroundings.
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