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Has anyone installed this application server with Plesk 7.5.
If so are there any "best practices" as far as installing coldfusion after PLesk 7.5 has been installed and configured?
 
I've been running CFMX 6.1 with 7.5 and haven't encountered any significant issues (assuming you have the add-in license for CF support). I did a clean J2EE install of CFMX, choosing to use the built-in web server and then installed the CFMX updater. I choose the built-in web server on the initial install because you can get into issues with the updater if the /CFIDE directory isn't where the updater expects it to be. After the install/update I was able to create sites and check the 'Coldfusion' support checkbox and everything worked just as I expected.
 
And what about COldfusion 7 and Plesk 7.5.6

Any suggestions on the install? Have had several failed attempts.
 
Nevermind.. I got CF7 ENT and Plesk 7.5.6 working just fine. I am now gogint o get CF 7 and 7.6.1 working as well..

Will post results.
 
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