Specifications

Note

As possible in previous versions of ColdFusion, you can also use the cfstart script

to start/stop the ColdFusion sever.

Note

The argument is optional. If it is not provided, the logs are saved in the -console

directory.cfroot\cfusion\logs

On UNIX/Linux/Solaris/MAC OSX

At prompt, go to the directory cfroot\cfusion\bin and run the following command: ./coldfusion

start}}To stop ColdFusion, use the command ./{{coldfusion stop. }}To

.restart, use the command {{./coldfusion restart

Note

Paused tasks misfire when restarting ColdFusion.

Note

Use the command to find the status of ColdFusion server.status

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Editing the JVM settings

To edit the JVM settings, open the file and update the following\cfusion\bin\jvm.configcfroot

details:

java.home: Java home. If not set, ColdFusion verifies the default JRE in the folder, incfroot\jre

the registry, or in the J{{AVA_HOME}} environment variable.

java.args: Settings for -Xmx, ColdFusion classpath, and so on.

java.library.path: Settings for library path.

java.class.path: Additional classpath settings in a comma-separated list.

application.home: Default is cfroot\cfusion

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Creating and editing a new ColdFusion instance

After installing ColdFusion in stand-alone mode, create an instance of ColdFusion using the ColdFusion

Administrator.

In the ColdFusion Administrator, go to Enterprise Manager > Instance Manager.

Click Add New Instance.

Enter the server name and server directory.

(Optional) Check Create Windows Service.

Click Submit. In the Instance Manager, start, stop, restart, delete, access website, or access

administrator.