Railo Installer Documentation

The Railo Installer was created with the hope that it would make the deployment of Railo a very simple process. The Installer creates a stand-alone instance of Railo, Tomcat, and Sun's JRE 1.6 specifically for use with Railo. It can be run "by itself" or it can be connected to a pre-installed web server: IIS on Windows and Apache on Linux. This installer also performs the web-server to Tomcat server connections for you, which can be customized at any point after the install to meet your own unique needs.

Mailing Lists:

If you do not find the answers you are looking for here, we encourage you to post to one of the following Railo Mailing Lists:

• Railo Open Source Community Mailing List
• Railo Open Source Community - Beta Mailing List
• Railo Open Source Community - Prerelease Mailing List

General Information

• Release Notes
• RoadMap
• Credits

Installing and Upgrading

Windows

• System Requirements
• Launching The Installer
• Upgrading With The Installer
• Manually Upgrading Tomcat
• Manually Upgrading The JRE
• Solutions to Common Problems

Linux

• System Requirements
• Launching The Installer
• Upgrading With The Installer
• Security and User Accounts
• Manually Upgrading Tomcat
• Manually Upgrading The JRE
• Solutions to Common Problems

Railo Server Administration

Windows

• Starting and Stopping Railo
• Adding New Sites
• Utilizing Tomcat's Built-In Web Server
• Updating Tomcat's "server.xml" File
• Updating Tomcat's "uriworkermap.properties" File
• Configuring SES URL's

Linux

• Starting and Stopping Railo
• Adding New Sites
• Configuring SES URL's

Contribute

• Meet the Developers
• How to Report Problems/Suggest Features