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Railo Installation and Setup (CentOS, cPanel and Resin) - anyweb - 2010-04-02 Primarily this post was originally going to be for my own use, but i think that the community at large will be able to benefit from it. There will be an update to this at some point in time as the installation that i have here is far from perfect but it will give you a good starting block on how to get Railo up and running quickly and efficiently. Step 1: – Gather all the required elements to make this work. 1. This blog post for instructions (Duh!) 2. You will need Java JDK (Java development toolkit) ( will be refered to simply as JDK ) – The JRE Installation on its own is unfortunately not sufficiant enough to beable to run railo. – The latest version available will be suitable to run Resin and Railo ( At the time of writing the latest version was 1.6.0 U19 ) 3. You will need a copy of Caucho Resin ( http://www.caucho.com/download/resin-3.1.10.tar.gz ) – For this installation i selected Resin 3.1.10 ( latest ) 4. You will need a copy of Railo ( http://www.getrailo.org/down.cfm?item=/railo/remote/download/3.1.2.001/custom/all/railo-3.1.2.001-jars.tar.gz ) – The version that has been selected for this installation is Railo 3.1.2 ( latest ) The above components are listed as they are what i have used on my installation. read the rest @ > http://harrassed.net/2010/04/railo-installation-and-setup-centos-cpanel-and-resin/ |