Configuration question

[ashahata]

Hi all - I'm starting to do some work with Jboss and EJBs, and I downloaded the latest version which contains Tomcat integrated, and Im confused about two things.. first, when I use the run script under Jboss, does this start Tomcat as well automatically, does both Jboss and Tomcat run under the same port? Is there a special config file that links both Jboss and tomcat where I can find these default ports? I checked server.xml under catalina but it was normal!
Second, I understand that Jboss is just an EJB container and it can not handle servlets/jsp, does this mean that Jboss will always need a servlet eng like Tomcat to run jsp?

Thanks

[joelvogt]

yes, tomcat will start with jboss. The server.xml is not looked at though in this config, so it's not going to help you.

And jboss could be a jsp container as well if it wanted to. But why? when jetty and tomcat already do the job so well.

[ashahata]

Any idea which config file would I look at if I wanted to change the default listening port? I believe it should be under jboss somewhere!?

Thanks

[prabhakar]

Edit the jboss-service.xml in:
$jboss_home\server\$type\deploy\jbossweb.sar\META-INF

-prabhakar

[pope]

$JBOSS_DIST/server/$CONF_NAME/conf/jboss-service.xml

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[dlinuxt65]

Hi!
I downloaded Jboss-3.0.0 with Tomcat-4.0.3 and installed on RH 7.3. When I started Jboss with the run script, I see that port 8080 is open but when I tried with http://localhost:8080 I received the following error messages:

Apache Tomcat/4.0.3 - HTTP Status 500 - No Context configured to process this request

Instead, if I start manually Tomcat, after Jboss run, seems to work properly: I see index page of tomcat-jacarta project.
Thanks

[prabhakar]

JBoss does not come with any default webapps/context installed. So if you go to http://localhost:8080, you won't see anything. Deploy a webapp and try it. If you are checking to see if jboss is running, try http://localhost:8080/jmx-console. That will show you all the MBeans in the current server.

-prabhakar

[dlinuxt65]

Thanks for reply

I tried with http://localhost:8080/jmx-console but I received the following error messages:

Apache Tomcat/4.0.3 - HTTP Status 500 - No Context configured to process this request

Why the same reply of http://localhost:8080 ?

Instead if I run http://localhost:8082/ I see then page with the Agent View.

[jendicott]

I was having the same problem. The documentation (Quick Start Guide) says that http://localhost:8082 should show al JBoss components which are running. When I used that I got a "cannot find server" error. Using http://localhost:8080/jmx-console as suggested here did work.

[dciarnie]

I think that the change from 8082 to 8080/jmxconsole was made for 3.0.3. 3.0.0 still had the old behaviour.

Dan.