ok does it do a thread dump?
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right! with this configuration you may also configure apache to serve the
static content (images/html/js/css) and let tomcat handle the dynamic part
(saves lot of unnecessary hit to jboss/tomcat)
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well tomcat has its own web server listening to 8080. Due to many reasons (read
security, firewall - dmz configuration, performance and clustering) it is not
recommended to use the built in web server and use apache web server instead
and use mod_jk to plug it in with tomcat.
In short, apache i
i mean change the UseJBossWebLoader to true.
damn.. xml tags dont show up in the forum :p
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a quick (and of course dirty) solution is to use the jboss unified class
loader. In your
\deploy\jbossweb-tomcat55.sar\META-INF\jboss-service.xml,
change the to true.
Let me know if it works. (Please do not do this if you have multiple
applications)
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did you try the 'touch' method? touch the jsp/class file and JBoss should
redeploy it. Also, touch the META-INF/application.xml to redeploy the entire
ear.
In case you are using Windows you may want to download touch.exe from
http://www.codeproject.com/tools/touch_win.asp
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did you try changing the ${jboss.bind.address} in the conf files eg.
jboss-service.xml ?
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* Note: In case you are having a cluster you may need to change the port
settings in deploy/cluster-service.xml.
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ok. for this you need to have another instance of jboss server running on a
different port and deploy your new application in this new server. This may
require that you create a new server and change the ports in jboss-service.xml
(available in the conf dir). Note: In case you are having a clust
