| Tomcat refuses using port 8080 [message #101805] |
Mon, 09 May 2005 22:58  |
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Originally posted by: doanphihai.yahoo.com
Hi I created a Web App with Eclipse3.1M6, WTP-M4, Tomcat5.5.4, JDK1.4.8_02
and when I started this webapp I got this problem
Several ports (8080, 8009) required by Tomcat v5.5 Server @ localhost are
already in use. The server may already be running in another process, or a
system process may be using the port. To start this server you will need
to stop the other process or change the port number(s).
I make sure there isn't any Tomcat server is running. Any idea for this?
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| Re: Tomcat refuses using port 8080 [message #102333 is a reply to message #101927] |
Wed, 11 May 2005 05:15  |
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Originally posted by: doanphihai.yahoo.com
Hi Larry
that's nice solution, I can start Tomcat, but I can not lauch url:
http://localhost:8080, Have you ever see this bug before?
--P.H
Larry Isaacs wrote:
> You could try putting a '1' in front of all the port numbers in the
> Tomcat configuration to switch it to alternate ports. If this works,
> switch them back one by one to determine which ones conflict. If they
> all conflict, I would guess you might have Tomcat running as a service.
> Larry
> HaiDoan wrote:
>> In the meantime I can do nothing with WTP, I restart machine, then
>> reinstall Eclipse and WTP, create a simple web-app, and I stuck again.
>> What happen in my PC?
>>You could try putting a '1' in front of all the port numbers in the Tomcat
configuration to switch it to alternate ports. If this works, switch them
back one by one to determine which ones conflict. If they all conflict, I
would guess you might have Tomcat running as a service.
Larry
HaiDoan wrote:
In the meantime I can do nothing with WTP, I restart machine, then
reinstall Eclipse and WTP, create a simple web-app, and I stuck again.
What happen in my PC?
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| Re: Tomcat refuses using port 8080 [message #102375 is a reply to message #102333] |
Wed, 11 May 2005 08:42 |
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The port number in the URL should change as well, possibly to
http://localhost:18080. It must match the HTTP port of the Tomcat you
are running.
Did you try switching the ports back individually to see which have
conflicts?
Larry
HaiDoan wrote:
> Hi Larry
> that's nice solution, I can start Tomcat, but I can not lauch url:
> http://localhost:8080, Have you ever see this bug before?
>
> --P.H
>
> Larry Isaacs wrote:
>
>> You could try putting a '1' in front of all the port numbers in the
>> Tomcat configuration to switch it to alternate ports. If this works,
>> switch them back one by one to determine which ones conflict. If they
>> all conflict, I would guess you might have Tomcat running as a service.
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>> Larry
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>> HaiDoan wrote:
>>
>>> In the meantime I can do nothing with WTP, I restart machine, then
>>> reinstall Eclipse and WTP, create a simple web-app, and I stuck
>>> again. What happen in my PC?
>>> You could try putting a '1' in front of all the port numbers in the
>>> Tomcat
>
> configuration to switch it to alternate ports. If this works, switch
> them back one by one to determine which ones conflict. If they all
> conflict, I would guess you might have Tomcat running as a service.
>
> Larry
>
> HaiDoan wrote:
>
> In the meantime I can do nothing with WTP, I restart machine, then
> reinstall Eclipse and WTP, create a simple web-app, and I stuck again.
> What happen in my PC?
>
>
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