MACROMEDIA COLDFUSION STUDIO 4.5-USING COLDFUSION..., Use Manual

Page: 114 / 236

106
When you deploy your project, you select servers from this list.
Note
When you deploy to multiple servers, the project files are copied to
identical locations on each server, so make sure that those servers
contain the same directory structure.
Running the Deployment Wizard
You can use the Deployment Wizard to accomplish the following tasks:
•
Deploy a project directly to one or to multiple host servers.
•
Create a deployment script. The advantages of scripts are that you can schedule
them and have perform additional tasks, such as file compression or custom
logging.
Deploying directly
When you deploy a project directly, you are copying the files to the host server(s) at the
time of deployment.
Your Deployment Servers are selected automatically in the server list. Any remote
servers that have been mapped to in the Files panel are also included in this list. You
can deploy your project to any of these servers, however, only information for the
Deployment Servers is included in the apf file for the project.
To deploy a project to localhost:
1. Open the project that you want to deploy in the Projects panel.
2. Select Projects > Deployment Wizard .
3. In the first pane of the Deployment Wizard, click Direct Deployment, then click
Next.
4. In the second pane, select Local/Network Deployment and set file handling
options.
5. Click Next, then click Finish.
The Results window Deployment tab opens and shows the progress of the file transfer.
To deploy a project directly to one or more remote servers:
1. Follow steps 1-3 in the preceding procedure.
2. In the second pane, click Remote RDS/FTP Deployment, then click Next.
3. Highlight entries in the Select Remote Deployment Server list if you need to deploy
to defined servers other than those already associated with the project, then click
Next.
4. Click Finish.