Re: urgent !!!!problem with availability of port !

[Jacob Kjome]

Hello neha,

Switch the port that the http connector for Tomcat in server.xml is
pointing to.  For instance...



Notice that I changed the "port" attribute to "8081" where it was
"8080" in the default server.xml configuration.

Now access your app via:
http://localhost:8081/myapp/


If you use SSL, you might have to change the "redirect" port as well.
Use this same idea for other stuff like the JK connector port if you
use that.

Jake
   
Wednesday, December 11, 2002, 9:29:17 AM, you wrote:


ns> Hello sir/mam ,

ns> the port 8080 that si default for tomcat cani change it to some other port no as 
it is never free on my school server for that where all do i ahev to amke changes .

ns> PLs can u reply asap as i have my demo today and post 8080 is in use .

ns> reagrds

ns> neha 



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RE: urgent !!!!problem with availability of port !

[Johnson, Garrett]

To chage the port:

1.  Open server.xml file in your $TOMCAT_HOME/conf/ directory.
2.  Find the section describing the main Tomcat Connector:

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Hello sir/mam ,

the port 8080 that si default for tomcat cani change it to some other port
no as it is never free on my school server for that where all do i ahev to
amke changes .

PLs can u reply asap as i have my demo today and post 8080 is in use .

reagrds

neha 



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Re: urgent !!!!problem with availability of port !

[rsequeira]

You can change it to whatever you wish as long as it doesn't conflict with
any other. The default port for HTTP is 80. But Tomcat by default (if no
changes have been made to server.xml) listens on port 8080. Use netstat -an
(and grep for LISTEN if you are on a Unix box). This will tell you which
ports are in use. Then pick a number (>1024) which doesn't match any
returned by the previous command. Edit server.xml. And you are ready to go.

RS




   

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Hello sir/mam ,

the port 8080 that si default for tomcat cani change it to some other port
no as it is never free on my school server for that where all do i ahev to
amke changes .

PLs can u reply asap as i have my demo today and post 8080 is in use .

reagrds

neha



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RE: urgent !!!!problem with availability of port !

[Reynir Hübner]

You change it in server.xml where the HTTP connector is specified.
You find server.xml under c:\$tomcathome$\conf\server.xml


Hope it helps
-reynir

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> Hello sir/mam ,
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> the port 8080 that si default for tomcat cani change it to 
> some other port no as it is never free on my school server 
> for that where all do i ahev to amke changes .
> 
> PLs can u reply asap as i have my demo today and post 8080 is in use .
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