Hi PeterJ
thanks for the answer.
It is very strange: I allowed java.exe to use every port it wanted.
Another question was not coming up.
I think I´ll test Zone Alarm. At the moment the windows firewall is
running...brr. Not very good.
See you at the next problem coming soon;-)
Nicole Sc
I use both ZoneAlarm (on my PC at home) and Norton (on my PC at work and laptop
at home). I believe both have an "automatic" feature where they automatically
decide if an action should be allowed or not, so that you are not constantly
bombarded with permission requests. I have learned not to us
Hello!!!
I got it!!!
It was one of the first thoughts you and I had.
It was the firewall! (Ashampoo Free Firewall)
I only tried to put it off but I had to uninstall it.
Grrr. We spent a lot of time in this sh.
Thank you for your help, I learned a lot!
Please can you tell me which firewall y
Another thought.
Get the listdlls utility from sysinternals
(http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/ProcessesAndThreads/ListDlls.mspx).
Start JBossAS, open a second command prompt, enter:
listdlls java
and post the output. This will provide some information on the winsock dll
being us
Connecting to MySql using the command line tool is no problem.
I had installed Java EE SDK 5 update 3; that contained the sun application
server. But the installation failed because the domain1 could not be created. I
uninstalled the SDK.
I amm logged in with administrator priveleges; I have n
I notice that you are running MySQL. Can you successfully connect to MySQL
using the mysql command line tool? (I want to see if the problem is restricted
to JBossAS or applies to all services.)
Are you logged into XP with administrator privileges?
Do you have a third-party firewall, such as Zon
And yes, if its easy to start the entire thing on a clean setup then that might
work. All this while i have been taking a shot in the dark, after the obvious
reasons for this issue have been ruled out.
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anonymous wrote : Is it possible that it has anything to do with my failed
installation of sun application server?
What all did you install on this setup? I guess, you installed MySQL, Sun App
Server and now JBoss. By any chance, did you even install Apache? If so, is the
Apache service runnin
Hi,
with IE it is the same problem.
I use jdk1.5.0_14.
If I type http://localhost:8080 in my browser in the status bar stands:
Waiting... or waiting for localhost and I only see a white page.
I use Windows XP Professional (on my notebook Home edition but at the moment I
only work on my pc)
If
And going by one of your other posts in the forum, some days back, i believe
you have switched to Java 1.5 and are not using Java 1.6. Right? Just want to
eliminate all (remotely) possible reasons for this issue.
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Does it work if you use Internet Explorer instead of Firefox (well, even if it
works, i would still be puzzled as to why telnet command does not work).
Which version of Windows OS are you using? And when you say "No access/output"
when using http://localhost:8080 what exactly does it mean? Do yo
Good Morning,
..it is really weird...
Ok. I killed alg.exe and rapimgr.exe and Wcescomm.exe (--> they were only
needed to synchronize my pda with the pc; but that does not work too...)
I did everything with the windows firewall you said. (It was not active before,
but there were some things th
I don't have a clue as to what the problem might be. Just a wild guess - your
output of netstat shows that there is a process named alg.exe running:
anonymous wrote : TCP127.0.0.1:1025 0.0.0.0:0
ABHÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂREN 2504
| [alg.exe]
>From what i got from t
This is really getting weird. According to this line:
TCP127.0.0.1:8080 127.0.0.1:1057 HERGESTELLT 3432
[java.exe]
JBossAS had opened port 8080 on localhost, and according to this line:
[FIREFOX.EXE]
TCP127.0.0.1:1057 127.0.0.1:8080 HERGESTELLT
Hello you two,
thank you for spending so much time in my problem!
Ok.
I start jboss. The last message in the command prompt is:
22:46:09,156 INFO [Http11Protocol] Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-127.0.0.1-8
080
22:46:09,203 INFO [AjpProtocol] Starting Coyote AJP/1.3 on ajp-127.0.0.1-8009
22:
Just a thought. How are you starting JBossAS? Do you open a command prompt, cd
to the bin directory, and then enter "run"? Or are you double-clicking the
run.bat file? Also, are you by any chance closing the command prompt window
after JBossAS has started?
Also, after JBossAS has started, what
What i am looking for is a message like
anonymous wrote : 16:08:29,355 INFO [Http11Protocol] Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1
on http-127.0.0.1-8080
Whatever logs that you have posted, do indicate that the server startup is
working fine.
I'm surprised that telnet localhost 1099 does not output anythi
...there is something missing; I think there is not enough space for my
server.log...
Can I load up the file somewhere? Or tell me what information do you need.
Thank you!
Nicole Schweighardt
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What's the output of the following commands (when JBoss has started):
telnet localhost 8080
telnet localhost 1099
Also, can you post the latest logs after the changes that you have done to your
setup.
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Hello,
sorry but I had not the possibility to answer at an earlier time.
I tried now this:
My computer is linked with a dsl-router so the computer has the ip-address:
192.168.2.20
I unlinked the computer and so it has not an ip address.
I restarted jboss and tried it again with localhost:8080.
Actually, you can easily get your IP address by opening a commandp rompt and
entering:
ipconfig /all
The response shows the IP address assigned to each network connection.
Look in the console log for a message that looks like this:
08:40:30,570 INFO [Http11AprProtocol] Starting Coyote HTTP/1.
Hi,
thanks. I hope I understood it in the right way.
I started it with -b 0.0.0.0 and in my browser I used my actual ip address
(http://84.177.190.104) which I got from http://www.ipaddressworld.com/. Right?
I´m sorry, there are some basics failing...
It is the same, I can´t get no access t
Try this. Start the app server as follows:
run -b 0.0.0.0
And then in your browser use the host name (not 'localhost') or actual IP
address (not 127.0.0.1).
If this works, perhaps something is wrong with the loopback adapter on your
machine.
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Hi,
thanks for your hint, but it is the same without firewall.
Any other ideas?
Thank you, NSchweig
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Do you have any firewalls installed? If yes, then disable them and try
accessing the URL.
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