The Oracle database has integrated web functionality
(implementation is version specific; some versions have
the 'pigs on the wing' OSE, others XDB) which runs on
port 8080 which is also the Tomcat default. IIRC it's
rather difficult to make Oracle change the port (IIRC
it's stored somewhere in the dictionary or s/th), so
IMHO its easier to switch it for Tomcat. You can
check if you point your browser to s/th like
http://localhost:8080
An alternative would be to start Tomcat before
Oracle, so the port can't be successfully occu-
pied by the latter. Btw, 10g XE has this issue,
too.
HTH,
-- Chris
R. Markham schrieb:
Hi ,
this is not a direct Struts question.
I just want to know if somebody already had experience with Oracle Personal
Edition. Last night I installed the software my tomcat application doesn't
work anymore. Does anybody knows the reason?. It seems to me that Oracle
blocked some port even if none of the programs are started.
Regards
Richard Markham
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