I didn't created other instances of the JRun but created differant 
applications within one server. Choice is yours, and I'll probably move 
some applications to differant servers.

Basically as I said you need to "create application" with application 
management consola tool.  Within that screen there is "application URL" 
box where you define URL prefix.  Be carefull if you don't 
specify "//MyHost/myApp" and just live it as "/myApp" your application 
will be accessed through all hosts on IIS (everything is well explained on 
that page). There is also "application root directory" to be set, and 
that's the same root directory what you'll set on IIS when you create web 
site.

Than you need to create web site with IIS tool.  Before this you need to 
add all IP addresses to your machine which have been assigned to your 
sever.  In IIS you choose new task to create new web site and wizzard will 
take you throgh. In There you set the app root directory and choose IP 
address from those assigned to your machine (drop down list).
Now I don't remember if folder "Scripts" is created automatically in your 
c:\Inetpub, but you'll need one to point there when you run JRun 
connection wizzard.  So you need to have C:\Inetpub\Scripts folder where 
JRUN coonection wizzard will place JRun.ini and JRun.dll files.
And run that wizzard from JRun admin tool. So that would be all.  If I 
miss something, better explanation you'll find in that advanced conf. 
guide from Allaire, and of course you can e-mail me.



> Hi:
> 
> I appreciate you taking the time to answer. Did you create a new Jrun 
server
> for every web site you are hosting in IIS? How did you assign an IP to a
> specific Jrun application so that if a user request a specific site with 
a
> specific IP that the request gets shot over to the correct Jrun 
application?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> S
>