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Hi .. i am installing Appian 7.5 with jboss 6.2 and MySQL. Appian engines succes
kumaraveln
over 10 years ago
Hi .. i am installing Appian 7.5 with jboss 6.2 and MySQL. Appian engines successfully got started but while starting Jboss i got some error.
It seems like a port conflict. Several other applications are running in the same machine which i cannot not interfere with.
Please someone help me with the below questions:
1) Is it advisable to change the default port ?
2) Where to change the default port for jboss.
3) Recommended alternative port (so that future applications dont have any conflicts)
Attaching the jboss server log....
Jboss Server Log.txt
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Alok Mohare
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
Hi Kumaravel,
That should work too.
However, note that the change you made will only change the default http port for Jboss from 8080 to something else, whereas the offset parameter will offset some other ports in Jboss (you can compare the startup log from both to check the other ports offsetted by Jboss). Using the Offset paramter will also allow you to run multiple instances of Jboss (if needed), without running into any port conflicts.
Another advantage of using the offset parameter is that you can add it pass it as a parameter to the standalone.bat|sh script. That way you can have a customized standalone.bat|sh script and you do not have to modify the file.
You can start Jboss using:
c:\\<JBOSS_HOME>\\bin> standalone.bat -Djboss.socket.binding.port-offset=100
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Alok Mohare
Appian Employee
over 10 years ago
Hi Kumaravel,
That should work too.
However, note that the change you made will only change the default http port for Jboss from 8080 to something else, whereas the offset parameter will offset some other ports in Jboss (you can compare the startup log from both to check the other ports offsetted by Jboss). Using the Offset paramter will also allow you to run multiple instances of Jboss (if needed), without running into any port conflicts.
Another advantage of using the offset parameter is that you can add it pass it as a parameter to the standalone.bat|sh script. That way you can have a customized standalone.bat|sh script and you do not have to modify the file.
You can start Jboss using:
c:\\<JBOSS_HOME>\\bin> standalone.bat -Djboss.socket.binding.port-offset=100
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