On Tue, Jan 22, 2013 at 7:21 AM, pranjal rajput <fighterjockey...@gmail.com>wrote:
> it also works well in the web application IF it is launched using eclipse > IDE. > All libraries are in place. > > but when the application is deployed on separate tomcat server, it throws > following exception: > Error in making serial connection gnu.io.NoSuchPortException > gnu.io.NoSuchPortException > at > gnu.io.CommPortIdentifier.getPortIdentifier(CommPortIdentifier.java:218) > 1. Works when launched using eclipse ID means, launched from your development server. Correct? 2. NoSuchPortException on a 'separate tomcat server' clearly means that a/the port is not available on the 'target' tomcat server. Correct? 3. Did you compare the ports used when (1) deployed via eclipse IDE and (2) deployed to a 'separate tomcat server'? 4. Upon reading your question, I searched google for ' gnu.io.NoSuchPortException', and the following was the first listed in the search results. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/274179/nosuchportexception-using-rxtx-java-library-on-windows
