(I
sent this out last night which is probably bad timing so I've done a repost
here.........Is this as simple as altering some port numbers
appropriately?)
I am accessing a java web service inside a java servlet which is called
from html. The web service is deployed and I have set the port
address within the ###ServiceLocator.java file to 8081. When I
enter my values into the html whose action it is to call the servlet, I
get:
java.net.ConnectionException: connection refused
I am using for the tcpmon call:
java org.apache.axis.utils.tcpmon 8081 localhost 8080.
What is weird is that I wrote a small piece of java code which gets
a stub to the web service exactly the same way as the java servlet. When
I run it at the command line, the web service is connected to just fine, and
the transaction shows up in tcpmon.
Thus, it seems then that when I run this through the web page, it is
trying to use a port already taken (is this the implication of
connection refused?) I'm not clear why the command line code
works and the web access doesn't.
Any ideas anyone?
Best regards,
Steve
