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Tag Archives: Apache
Setting up a Railo website in Ubuntu Apache Tomcat
If you have followed the instructions in the previous post then you hopefully have a working Railo server. Next step is to set up a website. There are three main steps required 1) Add the site domain name to your hosts file 2) Add the site to apache 3) Add the site to tomcat
Easy Railo Apache Tomcat Ubuntu Install
I am just getting into using Ubuntu and Railo and after experimenting with a few different installations, the following steps were the simplest I could find. For this installation I am using: VMWare Player to set up a nice Railo Ubuntu virtual machine Ubuntu 9.10 Railo 3.1.2 You can assume that these instructions are for [...]

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