I'm using GPE (GWT 2.5 plugin) on Eclipse Juno and it looks like the content of the arguments tab gets overwritten each time I perform the apply button. Only workaround is to edit the arguments tab last and then close the dialog. I have to set a different port number, but the port attribute gets deleted as mentioned above. I don't use embedded server.
TIA
ujbi
What port number are you setting? If you're setting it to the default port number expected for that server, it will be removed from the Arguments tab.
Have you tried changing the port number in the Launch Config UI? There should be a tab for "Server", where you can change the port.
#Rajeev
I dont't use the default port (8888) and I dont' want to use the embedded server, so this is not checked in the 'server' tab. The application is running on a JBoss Server on port 8080.
When I add this via '-port 8080' in the 'Arguments' tab it will be romved mostly.
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I dont want to create a new domain, instead I want to run it on a different in weblogic.How can I configure that?
Open the WebLogic console, click Environment / Servers / [Server Name]. Under the Configuration tab, click General. Change the Listen Port field to the desired port number and restart WebLogic.
I have developed a portal page using Liferay and the port number is 8080. I wanted to test SSO, I decided not to try with the existing one as there might be some problems and I might end up crashing the whole thing. As a result I downloaded a new liferay portal. Iadded it to the eclipse and ran the second server whose port number was changed to 8085. But the webpage displayed when the second server ran was still 8080 and the same page as the first portal. Later I downloaded the enterprise edition and did the same, still 8080: 1st portal. I changed the plugins, no progress. Later, I changed the port number of first one to 8090. The page was not being displayed at all. Why is it like this? I don't get it. Does liferay work with a single port or can't there be two Liferay portal at a time?
You can always navigate to exactly the port that you configure - given that the appserver actually serves connections to the port. Common mistakes that I see (assuming you're running tomcat):
People change server.xml to refer 8080 to 8090, but leave the other ports (8005 and 8009) untouched. This means that there are conflicts with two tomcats. If you run both tomcats at the same time, the second one will not start, because another program is already listening to 8005 and/or 8009). You'll need to change all ports to unique values (search server.xml for all declarations of port=
You're relying on the browser to automatically open. Liferay's portal-ext.properties allows to override the page to automatically open - either to being empty or to a specific other URL. Configure browser.launcher.url to your requirements (see below)
There might be other servers running on either port that you're trying to have tomcat - or any other appserver - listening on.
(Here's the default for browser.launcher.url)
# Enter a URL to automatically launch a browser to that URL when the portal
# has fully initialized. Enter a blank URL to disable this feature.
#
browser.launcher.url=http://localhost:8080
In my application I will not know the number of output ports for the component until a user specifies a configuration file. I attempted to do this by leaving the number of output ports in the .scd.xml file at zero. When I select the configuration file through the IDE on the property change event I call releaseOutPorts() and delete any existing port objects.
In my example component I create N new output ports by creating new bulkio::OutFloatPort objects, and activate them in the same way the custom ports are activated in the USRP_UHD component by calling ossie::corba::RootPOA()->activate_object(port)
and calling registerOutPort. I receive no errors when I do this but I cannot see the ports show up in either the sandbox or the IDE. Is it a problem because no port information is supplied in the .scd.xml file? Can anyone shed some insight into how the ports are currently enumerated when a component is dragged into the chalkboard or loaded into the sandbox?
You are correct; the IDE uses the the scd.xml file to display the ports. There isn't a way to programmatically obtain a list of all ports.
I am using VS2012 with IIS Express and can not seem to browse my web sites using my IP Address. Is there some way to do that? It used to work fine with earlier versions of VS.
For example, this address works fine:
http://localhost:64651/
But, this address does not work.
http://192.168.252.165:64651/
I am sure of the IP Address, since I just got it using ipconfig.
Go to your IISExpress>Config folder, locate applicationhost.config. Change <bindings> as below:
<bindings>
<binding protocol="http" bindingInformation="*:1407:YOUR_IP_ADDRESS" />
</bindings>
Before you do this , you will have to register this IP address using netsh command as below:
Port forwarding in Windows 7
If you’re running Windows 7, pretty much all incoming connections are locked down, so you need to specifically allow incoming connections to your application. First, start an administrative command prompt. Second, run these commands, replacing 192.168.1.11:1234 with whatever IP and port you are using:
> netsh http add urlacl url=http://192.168.1.11:1234/ user=everyone
This just tells http.sys that it’s ok to talk to this url.
IMPORTANT: The user=everyone parameter must be specified according to the system language. So if your windows language is spanish the parameter must be user=todos.
> netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name="IISExpressWeb" dir=in protocol=tcp localport=1234 profile=private remoteip=localsubnet action=allow
This adds a rule in the Windows Firewall, allowing incoming connections to port 58938 for computers on your local subnet.More information at this link.
Port forwarding Mac OS X
Step 1: View Current Firewall Rules
sudo ipfw show
Step 2: Add Port Forwarding Rule (80 to 8080)
The default port that Tomcat runs on is 8080, so here we show the command to do port fowarding from port 80 to 8080 (Tomcat’s default port). Obviously, this works for other ports as well, and you’d just have to adjust the command accordingly.
sudo ipfw add 100 fwd 127.0.0.1,8080 tcp from any to any 80 in
This is a temporary change, and it will revert once you reboot. If you want to make it permanent, you can create a lauch deamon for it.
Optional Remove Rule
If you want to remove your firewall rules run:
sudo ipfw flush
Port Forwarding Using PFCTL (aka PF) on Mac OS X
The setup for pfctl is similar to ipfw. Github user kujon has created a nice guide to show how to set up port forwarding from port 80 to another port using pfctl.
Note: Be sure to change the bindings of your project only by locating its name. You can even keep the localhost binding and add a new one , this way you can access same webpage using both the given IP address and your old localhost binding.
You can use Conveyor by Keyoti
Step 1:
Download the Visual Studio Extension by searching for 'Conveyor' in the Tools->Extensions and Updates dialog.
Step 2:
Conveyor is automatically enabled for web application projects, run (debug) a project and note the Remote URL, that is the URL you will use from your device or other computer. Please see troubleshooting below if you don't see the Conveyor window.
Step 3:
Add an inbound firewall rule allowing access to the TCP port given in the Remote URL.
1. Open Windows 'Start' and type WF.msc.
2. Click 'Inbound Rules' on the left.
3. Click 'New Rules' on the right.
4. Choose 'Port' in the new dialog, then 'Next'.
5. Select TCP, and enter the port from the Remote URL next to 'Specific local ports' (probably 45455), then 'Next'.
6. Next, and next (you may want to disable 'Public'), give it a name like 'Conveyor: web dev server access enabled'.
Step 4:
Use the Remote URL from your device (phone, tablet or other machine) to directly access your application.
More information at Conveyor
binding visual studio in local iis ip webconfig
I'm starting weblogic server in cygwin,
I've added set DEBUG_OPTS = -Xdebug -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,address=5152,server=y,suspend=y in startwls.sh file
and passed this DEBUG_OPTS when stating the weblogic server.
But the server does not stops to listen the port, I believe there is no effect of debug_opts.
Please help me out to figure this issue.
I'm researching this issue for past two days but no improvement.
First. When you start up the server you should take note that the DEBUG_OPTS that you are setting are being picked up. I don't believe DEBUG_OPTS is supported by the weblogic scripts.
But are you calling export DEBUG_OPTS in your shell script?
In ALSB 2.6 you should take a look at bin/setDomainEnv.sh. The default debug port is 8453 and debug settings will be used if you have debugFlag set to true. See line 300. You could also edit setDomainEnv.sh and put your settings in JAVA_DEBUG on line 297.
OSB works the same but the line numbers in setDomainEnv.sh are different (i.e 411 and 414).