TY for the link. I've adjusted it in JRun.
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 1:07 PM, Charlie Arehart wrote:
> Yep, 1099 is the RMI port. So you can change either JRun or JBoss, of
> course. In the case of JRun, it's something you can set in the jvm.config
> ([cf]/runtime/bin or [jrun]/bin), or in JBoss
Yep, 1099 is the RMI port. So you can change either JRun or JBoss, of
course. In the case of JRun, it's something you can set in the jvm.config
([cf]/runtime/bin or [jrun]/bin), or in JBoss it's something you can change
in the jboss-service.xml.
You can find more on this specific issue, and ho
My maven build stops when it's at a particular stepdid a netstat
check and voila ...they aren't playing nicely together on port 1099.
TYVM for the advice.
On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 12:30 PM, Douglas Knudsen
wrote:
> Thought JBoss ran on 8080 by default? Anyhoo, if the JRun server is
> actual
Thought JBoss ran on 8080 by default? Anyhoo, if the JRun server is
actually running, and your admin application is running, you can use the
JRun Admin Application to change this under Services > Web Server IIRC. Or
you can tweak the jrun.xml file for the server under
Jrun/servers/servername/SERV
Is there a way to change the JRUN port so it doesn't confict with JBOSS
port?
That's where the problem lies. If I pass an already formatted date
(like Teddy's suggestion), CF returns the error "Webservice...cannot
be found". I've created a SimpleDateFormat object from Java and used
it to format the date, and still get the same result. If I pass Now()
or CreateODBCDateTime()