Sets up ColdFusion 9.0.1 CHF 2. Currently supports standalone server on 32bit Linux.

• node['cf9']['install_path'] - ColdFusion installation path (default: "/opt/coldfusion9")
• node['cf9']['admin_pw'] - ColdFusion administrator password (default: "vagrant")
• node['cf9']['webroot'] - The built in JRun Web Server (JWS) web root (default: "/vagrant/wwwroot") Note: the cookbook will attempt to create this directory if it does not exist.

• node['cf9']['ssl_keystore_pass'] - Keystore Password (default: "cf9keys")
• node['cf9']['ssl_hostname'] - Certificate Hostname (default: node['fqdn'])
• node['cf9']['ssl_company'] - Certificate Company (default: "ColdFuison")
• node['cf9']['ssl_country'] - Certificate Country (default: "US")
• node['cf9']['ssl_state'] - Certificate State (default: "Pennsylvania")
• node['cf9']['ssl_locality'] - Certificate Locality (default: "Philadelphia")
• node['cf9']['ssl_ou'] - Certificate OU (default: "ColdFuison")
• node['cf9']['ssl_email'] - Certificate Email (default: "[email protected]")

• node['cf9']['datasources'] - A struct of datasources (default: {})

Below is a sample JSON datasource definition:

"datasources" => {
  "some_db" => {
    "name" => "SOME_DB",
    "driver" => "MSSQLServer",
    "vender" => "sqlserver",
    "buffer" => "128000.0",
    "jdbc_class" => "jdbc:macromedia:sqlserver",
    "server_address" => "dbserver.example.edu",
    "server_port" => "1433",
    "db_name" => "SOME_DB"
  }
}

• node['cf9']['trustedcerts'] - A struct of trusted certificates (default: {})

The struct should contain a key, which will be used as the alias when importing the cert into the cacerts keystore. The value of the key should be the name of a certificate file found in the cookbook files. Below is a sample JSON trustedcerts definition:

"trustedcerts" => {
  "mycert" => "mycert.cer"
  }
}