setting --host=... worked fine for opening port 1099, but gave me Connection
Refused on other pages
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Exception opening resource
http://myserver:8080/member.jsp: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused
When trying to access the same page via the ip-address,
Hey
This is how I fixed my problem...
my linux box runs with the ip address 192.168.0.123
as soon as I started JBoss like this:
| run.sh -c default --host=192.168.0.123
|
everything worked fine.
it's the small things you miss that makes everything work fine...
thankx for all the help.
I have a similar problem, If I run my JBoss4 server on windows, and compile it
all there, everything works fine, the app client also works from the other
machines on the network, but when I convert it to compile and run on linux, the
client app can't connect to the linux jboss4 server. What's
Hi
I seem to have got it working since I posted to the forum. Make sure that the
jar files in your client are the ones that come with the Jboss server you're
connecting to. I think I'd forgotten to do this when upgrading the system.
Rich
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Yup, I have the correct jar file, I still get that exception,when running the
app on linux with the linux jboss running, it works fine, but as soon as I take
that jar and try and run it on windows it gives me the exception in my post
above.
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When I was trying to solve my problem (I've not got Linux for my system) I read
that there are issues with Java on Linux resolving Localhost. I can't remember
what the specific problems are, but I think setting something in the hosts file
(or Linux equivalent) might be a solution.
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You mean the hosts file on the linux box where jboss is running or the hosts
file on windows where the client-app is trying to connect from?
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Where it's trying to connect from - but this problem was definitely a client
running on Linux.
The other thing I checked was occurences of ${jboss.bind.address} within
JBoss's config files. I don't think I changed anything, but perhaps I did!
Sorry I can't be more specific!
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cool, I'll check all of that, thanks for the help.
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