The only issue with that (at least on Unix systems) is that port 80 is a priviledged 
port and you would have to run JBoss at root.  On linux (or other systems that have 
built-in IP filtering) you can port forward from port 80 to port 8080 and not have to 
run JBoss as root.

gary.

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