FusionReactor Technote - FRS-35

In order to see stack traces using Sun Java 1.4.2 under Windows or Linux, FusionReactor must be able to find it's native library (e.g. FusionReactor.dll on Windows or libFusionReactor.so on Linux). You have to add the path to the directory containing the native library to the JVM startup parameters on manual installtions, manual upgrades to 1.0.5 from a previous version, or if the installer was unable to make the configuration change.

ColdFusion MX on Windows:

• Stop your ColdFusion MX Server
• Locate the JRun JVM configuration file jvm.config, normally in the 'runtime/bin' directory on ColdFusion MX Server configurations, or in the 'bin' directory on ColdFusion MX Multiserver configurations.
• Locate the line starting with java.library.path and append: ",C:/FusionReactor/lib" as follows:
  
  java.library.path=[existing line contents],C:/FusionReactor/lib

• Alternatively you can edit the windows %PATH% system environment variable and add the path to the directory containing the native library.
• Start your ColdFusion MX Server

ColdFusion MX on Linux:

• Stop your ColdFusion MX Server
• Open the JRun JVM configuration file jvm.config, normally in the 'runtime/bin' directory on ColdFusion MX Server configurations, or in the 'bin' directory on ColdFusion MX Multiserver configurations.
• Locate the line starting with java.library.path and append: ",/opt/fusionreactor/lib" as follows
  
  java.library.path=[existing line contents],/opt/fusionreactor/lib

• Alternatively you can edit the Linux $LD_LIBRARY_PATH system environment variable and add the path to the directory containing the native library.
• Start your ColdFusion MX Server

Note: Stack Trace on Java 5 is also supported but ColdFusion MX 6 or 7 currently aren't certified for use on Java 5. You must test your application carefully to ensure it works correctly on Java 5.