How many pots do i need to configure ???

[giles]

Hi there

I'm trying to setup a build properties file where i can configure the required ports i need to run jboss and my app. I think i've located them all, but i still don't seem to have access to the jmx-console - and yet i can see my deployed app running on my webport.

Are these all the required ports i need to configure?
1) Webserver port in : jboss-service.xml (under Class loading comment)
2) JNDI port : jboss-service.xml (Under JNDI comment)
3) RMI/JRMP invoker : ...service.xml(under Invokers to the JMX node comment)

Another question is what is the difference between these ports and the ports you are required to set in the:
- http-invoker.sar, and the
- jmx-console.war

Should these ports be different to the ones i've set above?

[juhalindfors]

Both http-invoker.sar and jmx-console.war are servlets that will run under whichever port you configure on your servlet container (usually 8080).

You'll find the servlet container config under the deploy dir jbossweb-xxx/META-INF


-- Juha

[giles]

Hi Juha

Thanks for your reply. I've ensured that the jboss-service.xml portions on both the jmx-console and the web-console have unique ports, but i still don't seem to be able to access them. Do they have to be the same ports i've specified for my webserver and rmi ports in the main jboss-service.xml portion under the conf dir?

Another thing i've noticed is that the size of both the jmx-console.war and jmx-rmi-adaptor.sar directories under my deployed server are much smaller than the same directories under the default server. Is there anything else i'm supposed to be 'turning on' or configuring to get these portions to work? If it's just the ports then why are they differnt sizes?

Any ideas ???
Cheers
Giles