So far, we have looked at installing Railo Server, got to grips with the CFML language that we can write our templates in, and very briefly visited the Railo Administrator to create a datasource. In this chapter, we will explore the Railo Administrator in more detail and get to grips with:
Server and Web context: What does each one manage and how do they affect each other
Settings: How they affect performance, output, and internationalization of your server
Services: How to access other services, such as databases, caches, event gateways, debugging, and mail servers
Extensions: How you can add extra functionality to the Railo server through extensions
Archives and Resources: How to access mappings, resources, custom tags, and CFX tags
Security: Setting the password and access restrictions for each context
By the end of this chapter, we will have a good grasp of the various settings that can be changed and configured in the Railo Server Administration...