Khawaja Shams wrote: > has anyone had any luck in concurrently running two instance of tomcat > together?
Yes. > What about an instance of JBoss and a stand alone tomcat? The > reason why I need to do this is that some of the applications are > conflicting with each other and cannot run together in JBoss. Since JBoss > is still used for other apps, including apps that use the tomcat part of > JBoss, the only solution I have is to concurrently run a tomcat instance. > What ports will I need to change in order to avoid conflict with JBoss > ports? The ports I plan to change are as follows: > 8080 > 8443 > 8005 > 8009 > 8082 > > Would changing these values in the server.xml be enough? Last time I tried > this, the shutdown script stopped working. Are there hard code values in > the scripts? Any suggestions on how I could go about getting this to work? > Thanks in advance. All the ports Tomcat uses are defined in server.xml. So, open your standalone Tomcat's server.xml in a text editor, search for " port=" and for all the hits you get (at least if they're not embedded in comments), change the port's number to an unused value. That should be enough. BTW: if Tomcat complains about a port being in use, it isn't neccessarily another Tomcat instance that's blocking the port. netstat is your friend. Regards mks --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
