>For example, lets say I install JRun 2.3, and assign port 8000 to be >my
>server port (http://blahblahblah:8000). But, when I try to get to >port
>8000 nothing happens.....I can never connect to the servlets. Then out of
>frustration I switch the value of the server port from 8000 to 8081 in the
>JRun configuration. Now all of a sudden >http://blahblahblah:8000 WORKS!
>And 8081 goes nowhere.
My $0.02 :
1. Check if 8000 port is used by some other process. That can give
problems.
2. When you stop / start jrun service - many times it doesnt get
killed properly - effectively not taking in new changes you saved.
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