Subsonic on IIS

[sofisten]

Hi,

I run Subsonic on a Windows Home Server, with integrated IIS. I've used the Windows installation.

Is there any way of running subsonic on the IIS?

I've tryed pointing a virtual dirctory on the IIS to the Jetty\webapp folder, but with no luck.
I've now conigured subsonic to run on an "alternative" port, but I'd like it on p.80 to be sure not to be stopped by firewall and so.

All tips will be appreciated, ant thaks for a great application!

[sindre_mehus]

I have never tried it, but have a look at this:

http://www.caucho.com/resin/doc/install-iis.xtp

[potatiking]

Try to use the port 8081.
I have tried to log in from several different locations with luck. (eg. different companies) I do not use the port 80 beacuse I´m sitting on a WHS too...

[sofisten]

Hi,

Tanx for the the tip. That was my exact solution.

I was googling around today looking at different port forwarding and proxy-solutions, but ended up with p.8080, wich in most cases is open because it's quite common. (as with 8081).

[braddyo]

I'm running IIS 7 and I have Subsonic running on port 8080. How did you have Subsonic set up on IIS? Do you have it as its own site with the port 8080 binded to it, with the root directory as the webapp folder? I am getting mixed results with that, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I am looking into installing Jetty and having a permanent tie-in to IIS, then just use the WAR file to deploy subsonic.

[sofisten]

Hi,

I have not configured my IIS at all, regarding Subsonic. I just installed Jetty, and set it to run Subsonic on p. 8080. (http://mysite.com:8080)
I tryed with subdomain and virtual domain and webapp in IIS, but with no luck. IIS does not directly support java.

For the conveniencde I created a sub-domain on my IIS, http://music.mysite.com, which has a redirect to http://mysite.com:8080.