Our agency has been running CF in distributed mode since CF6. We know how to use the JRun Connector with multiple IIS 6 web sites on multiple physical hosts to connect to multiple CF clusters hosted on separate physical servers.
I am doing a test installation with a fully licensed version of CF10 Enterprise to make a recommendation to management as to whether or not we should upgrade to CF10 when we move to WIndows 2012 R2 and IIS 8.5 in 2014 or perhaps stay on CF9.0.x for a few more years & skip CF10. CF9 has been stable for years.
There was a lot of help documentation with the JRun Connector and technotes regarding how to run ColdFusion in distributed mode; unfortunately, I cannot say the same for CF10 and the Tomcat connector.
I do not want all web sites to be configured for ColdFusion; some of the web sites are purely .NET.
I tried the manual configuration of the connector, but the server returns the dreaded "Incorrect function" error message.
The Tomcat connector does not recognize the CF10 clusters on the remote CF10 clustered servers; I have found no documentation on how to get that to work in distributed mode.
So, what I need is HELP getting the connector to work in 'distributed mode'; I've spent two days on this already and am not happy with the difficulty of making the connector to work and the lack of Adobe documentation to deal with it.
Can anyone at Adobe help me figure this out for distributed mode?
Thanks,
Scott