Installation guide

BlueDragon/J2EE is available for Windows, Mac OS X, SPARC Solaris, IBM AIX, HP-
UX and Linux (and indeed, on any operating system which supports a J2EE server).
2.3 BlueDragon/.NET
BlueDragon for .NET (BlueDragon/.NET), due to be released in beta form in the first
quarter of 2004, allows you to deploy CFML applications as native .NET components on
.NET servers. Like the J2EE edition, this also opens the door to integration with existing
native .NET components as well as with ASP.NET pages.
2.4 References to Product Names in This Document
This document describes the installation of BlueDragon Server and BlueDragon Server
JX. Except where explicitly noted, all occurrences of “BlueDragon Server” in this docu-
ment refer to both BlueDragon Server and BlueDragon Server JX.
For information on BlueDragon/J2EE, see the available BlueDragon document,
Deploying CFML on J2EE Application Servers.
2.5 Trial Editions and Licensing
When BlueDragon Server JX is first installed it operates in Evaluation mode for 30 days.
After that, BlueDragon Server JX reverts to Development mode, in which BlueDragon
Server JX only accepts requests from clients (browsers) running on the same computer.
After purchasing a license key (or obtaining a time-limited Evaluation license key from
[e-mail]), enter the license key via the BlueDragon administration con-
sole to remove the local-IP development mode restriction.
The entry-level BlueDragon Server is free for development and deployment, and is fully
functional upon installation. It has no local-IP address restriction and therefore no license
key is needed. Note, however, that the built-in web server, used for the administration
console and optionally for testing and development, is set by default to allow only a
single IP address, as discussed in the next section. Don’t confuse that limitation when
attempting to use the free Server edition.
Visit New Atlanta’s web site for additional information regarding BlueDragon product
configurations and licensing:
http://www.newatlanta.com/bluedragon/
BlueDragon 6.1 Installation Guide
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