3 Replies Latest reply on Jan 8, 2003 3:37 AM by prasanna

    Oracle 9i and Jetty

    trishah

      Hello,
      I was wondering if somebody could help me please ? I have JBoss installed and I can access my Oracle database using EJBs and JBoss. The problem is that something has happened to Jetty. If I stop all the Oracle services I can go to http://localhost:8080/jmx-console, I can get web pages. If I turn Oracle on, I can't get anything at that address. I think that it might have something to do with Oracle because if I go to http://localhost:8080 when Oracle is turned on I get what looks like a directory structure of files that mention Oracle in them.
      Thanks in advance for any advice,
      Trish.

        • 1. Re: Oracle 9i and Jetty

          Did you check the logs for any errors mentioning port conflicts? Try changing the Jetty port via the JVM command line in run.bat or run.sh. Add this property:

          -Djetty.port=9090

          or whatever port you want.

          HTH

          • 2. Re: Oracle 9i and Jetty
            slayer6

            problem is likely the oracle servlet engine. uses port 8080. to turn it off, go to the apache/apache/conf directory and edit the httpd.conf file. comment out the line that includes oracle_apache.conf (might be the last line of the file) Then restart oracle. hope this helps

            • 3. Re: Oracle 9i and Jetty
              prasanna

              I tried your option but seems it doesnot work. I am using
              oracle 9.0.1. Even after removing the Apache folder itself the servlet engine was still running. I guess for
              Oracle 9.0.1 the servlet engine is located preferably in the directory /opt/..../Apache ?
              Do someone facing the same problem ?