Sorry Peter but none of this tests worked. I'm starting to think that something
is wrong with the 8080 port of my computer. I have wrtitten netstat -an in my
computer without starting jboss but there is nothing listening on this port. Is
there any other port which can make any interference in
What happens if you use these urls:
http://localhost:8080/jmx-console
http://localhost:8080/web-console
Also, try this. Open another command prompt at the jboss_home/bin directory and
enter:
twiddle get jboss.system:type=Server
If none of the above works, then I would suspect something is
Hi again, thanks for your answers, but when I have tried it seem to happen the
same. I have disabled the antivirus and the firewall (including services) and
have gotten the same result. I have tried witrin this addreses and the comand
and I got no answer.
I have tried to use a program called
If the twiddle command did not work, then port 1099 is also not working. This
leads me to believe that none of your ports are working. Is there any other
software you are using where you could try out a port. Things like IIS, Apache
HTTP Server, SQL Server, MySQL?
If you look at the properties
Thanks, but I have brand news. I have just seen (it was too quickly I hadn't
been able to read it) that when I try to start jboss it shows an exception
which says that could not start on port 1099 address already in use: JVM_Bind
or something like this. I have looked for the proccess in this
I have been looking with Ccleaner what I have installed about Java and I have:
Java 2 Runtime Environment, SE v1.4.2_11
Java 2 SDK, SE v.1.4.2_11
Java DB 10.4.1.3
Java(TM) 6 Update 10
Java(TM) SE Development Kit 6 Update 10
Java(TM) SE Development Kit 6 Update 3
Java(TM) SE Development Kit 6
That is fine. I have about a dozen different JVMs installed on my PC (from
1.3.1 through 1.6.0_10). They will not interfere with each other. Simply set
JAVA_HOME to the one you want to use. According to an earlier post you are
using 1.6.0_10.
If you want to clean up some room on your hard
OK, I got it from another post of this forum. I had ashampoo installed in the
computer and even I had turn it off It interferes. The only way was
ininstalling it and it worked.
Thanks to everyone who has been giving ideas. I appreciate it very much.
Just thanks.
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Thanks for your answer. It hangs when I set http://localhost:8080 in the
browser. I have a firewall and an antivirus, but I have disabled both to try
and it happened the same. I don't know what else I can do.
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When I type telnet localhost 8080 after running jboss with run.exe I get a
black screen with a blinking underscore (A _ which apperas and dissapears). But
it doen'st work either in the browser.
thanks
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Going by the logs, the server should be available at http://localhost:8080.
When you access the page, does it hang or does it show an error? Also do you
have any firewalls or anti-virus running on your system, which might be
blocking the requests?
What does the following output
telnet
Your description of what happens when you run telnet tells me that the port
(8080) is open and JBossAS is listening to it.
I can think of only two things that could possibly be wrong.
1) Are you running your browser on the same system that is running JBossAS, and
are you using the exact url:
Thanks Peter for your answer, but I'm running jboss in my local PC (I have only
one at home) and I have written http://localhost:8080; in the browser (I have
just copied it now from there). I haven't either selected anything in the
window, and I have tried to access several times either in
Hmm. This problems defies all logic. Here are some more things to try. Yes,
they are strange, but so is the problem you are encountering.
1) Get both the JDK and JBossAS out of paths that have spaces in their names. I
have my JDK at c:\apps\java\jdk-1.6.0_10, and JBossAS at
This is in addition to what Peter said.
You mentioned that:
anonymous wrote : I have a firewall and an antivirus, but I have disabled both
to try and it happened the same.
I had once observed with my local setup that even if i disable the anti-virus,
for some reason the corresponding
From where are you trying to start it? Is it from the IDE or the command
prompt. I would recommend starting it from the command prompt to ensure that
everything is fine. To start it from the command prompt, you have to use the
run.bat (or run.sh for Unix).
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Hi all,
After JBoss start complete, you can try again in your browser !
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Thanks for the answer. I have just tried to start it from the run.bat (I have
windows XP) and it seems to start but it doen´t load localhost al 8080 port
(http://localhost:8080). I have saved the output of jboss when starting and I
show it here if it helps. The browser seems to hung.
Thanks.
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Fixed here:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-5050
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Hi all,
look at the management/console-mgr.sar/-web-console.war/WEB-INF and try to
rename and correct jboss-web.xm to jboss-web.xml
Regards
Jan
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Up !
This is a serious issue i can't fix ...
Please help.
Thx
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Tell me when you're done !
It may also be linked to the JBoss AS version (4.0.4.GA) ...
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Up !
I encounter the same problem, using :
JBoss 4.0.4.GA
java 1.5.0_06
Does anybody have a solution ?
Thx for your replies.
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after studying the problem further, I came to see that this has nothing to do
with JRE/JDK issues, but apparently with the combination of using SSL and
authentication.
has anybody an example web.xml of the web-console, where (s)he is using the
default jboss login module and ssl and it is
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