What results do you get from running:
netstat -np | grep java
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The error which i gets in the console is
18:23:26,502 WARN [NamingContext] Failed to connect to localhost:1099
javax.naming.CommunicationException: Failed to connect to server localhost:1099
[Root exception is javax.naming.ServiceUnavailableException: Failed to connect
to server localhost:1099
hi,
Thanks for your kind attention.
M jboss-service.xml is was as giiven below
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first up on sorry for not formatting the code. Thanks for your kind attention.
As you told i checked jboss-service.xml in that the specified mbean
ServiceBindingManager is commented. So i think its not being used in my apps.
But still when i gives ./shutdown.sh -S i gets the same error. The ad
The JNDI port is defined in jboss-service.xml, unless the binding manager
service is being used - see the ServiceBindingManager mbean in the same file.
P.S. Wrap XML text with code tags - select the text and click the Code button
above the editor window - and use the Preview button to ensure tha
Ok Thansks. What is the default port and normally where it is configured.
1099
Apparently JBoss AS is configured to use a port other than 1099 for JNDI. You
need to supply that port number, example:
./shutdown.sh -S -s localhost:
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