Over the past few months I recall that I've been asked on several occassions how to configure multiple Apache Virtual Hosts for multiple JRun server instances or multiple JRun clusters (with or without ColdFusion).
This topic is actually explained very well on page 4 of an article written by Brandon Purcell a few years ago, and is still relevant to current versions.
comment by Steven Erat, posted at 11/15/06 9:30 AM
Thanks for your original post as well as mentioning mine. I did discover today (as you mentioned on my blog) that creating a windows service (passing in not 2 but 3 names of your choice) works well from the command line:
As you noted, the pattern to emulate is: C:\JRun4\bin>jrunsvc -install [-norestart] [service-name [service-display [service-description]]] [-...]
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