Hi Thiago,
Thanks for verifying this. How can I do this in practice (i.e. how do I map
TomEE to port 8080)?
Thanks,
Mathias
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Hi Mathias,
8080 is the default for Tomcat, therefore also for TomEE. If you do nothing
TomEE will run on that port. It seems that there is an Apache httpd in
between TomEE and the user. It would probably mess the request process
making tomcat complain about it. I would suggest to change the
Hi Thiago,
Ah, great, then I'll wait for that new version and then try that one
immediately. Thanks for pinging me when it's ready!
Mathias
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I've updated an example project here: https://github.com/jieryn/javaee-example
It uses all -SNAPSHOT versions for TomEE, and if you grep the logs for
ProtocolHandler you will see that port 8080 is being used. Despite
setting the port to -1 via m-surefire-p configuration. TomEE is not
obeying
As individuals, myself and others in the community have dedicated ourselves to
Apache TomEE wholeheartedly. From when it was a crazy idea on a mailing list,
to traveling to hack together and slaving away countless hours driving things
towards certification.
We did all of this, every single
Awesome!
What a great collection of hard core open source veterans with in-depth
industry experience all under one roof.
Good luck!
Regards,
Alan
On Sep 23, 2013, at 12:11 PM, David Blevins david.blev...@gmail.com wrote:
As individuals, myself and others in the community have dedicated
Hi,
I am trying to do some integration testing using Maven and TomEE. But I
have problems deploying the WAR using the Maven plugin.
I have a small servlet which should deploy applications using our own old
deployment system.
I have a deployment motor for test (DummyDeploymentMotor) and one for
Hi
Here is the tomee mvn plugin doc
http://tomee.apache.org/tomee-maven-plugin.html
I think your path is wrong (seems you put a name and not a path)
Le 24 sept. 2013 00:15, Esben Rugbjerg esbenrugbj...@gmail.com a écrit :
Hi,
I am trying to do some integration testing using Maven and TomEE.