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1. Re: ColdFusion 9.0 Windows 7 64bit IIS7 and HTTP Error 500.0
Ok, I've restored the application pool to 64bit since, I am running the 64bit version of ColdFusion.
But I am still getting the HTTP 500 error.
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2. Re: ColdFusion 9.0 Windows 7 64bit IIS7 and HTTP Error 500.0
If you're on 64 bit Windows, why are you enabling 32 bit app pools? Are you running CF in 32 or 64 bit mode?
If you view the handler mappings for the web site you have in mind, do you see some for .cfm files? If you open the properties for that .cfm mapping (double-click), do you see its "executable" set to something like C:\ColdFusion9\runtime\lib\wsconfig\jrun_iis6.dll? Is there a mapping for the * path pointing to something like C:\ColdFusion9\runtime\lib\wsconfig\1\jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll? (The number in there may differ per configuration.)
/charlie
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3. Re: ColdFusion 9.0 Windows 7 64bit IIS7 and HTTP Error 500.0
I'm trying to run 64bit ColdFusion on a 64bit Windows 7 workstation.
Everything I have tried todate is made no difference.
If I uninstall the connectors, the HTML pages will show up in the website.
If I install the connector all requests for HTML and CFML pages will return a HTTP 500 error.
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4. Re: ColdFusion 9.0 Windows 7 64bit IIS7 and HTTP Error 500.0
So the issue was apperently security related.
I opened up the Inetpub and JRun4 directories wide open and the connector worked correctly.
Yeah I have my website up and running on my worksation!
So, now what would be more sensible security settings for these directories?
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5. Re: ColdFusion 9.0 Windows 7 64bit IIS7 and HTTP Error 500.0
Were you able to lock down the directories at all, or did you leave them wide open?
I'm not very familiar with security, so can you describe what you did to open them up?
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6. Re: ColdFusion 9.0 Windows 7 64bit IIS7 and HTTP Error 500.0
I opened them up by setting the security permissions to the JRun4 directory and the Inetpub directory to allow the windows "everyone" user to have "full control".
I plan to lock it down. But I have not done that exercise yet. Apparently the missing piece was that the user that the IIS process runs under needs read and write permissions to the wsconfig directory under the JRun4 root.
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7. Re: ColdFusion 9.0 Windows 7 64bit IIS7 and HTTP Error 500.0
Thanks for the reply. I'll be sure to check out our user permissions.
My coworker found the following document and was able to solve our problem. I haven't had a chance to read it yet, but there appears to be alot of good information.
http://dreamweavermx2.com/products/coldfusion/whitepapers/pdf/91025512_cf9_lockdownguide_w p_ue.pdf