J-Boss help

[imported_Tarzan]

Hi There,

I have deployed a web base application using JBoss webserver, it was working fine.

Today I installed tomcat to deploy another application since it was not working, I had to remove tomcat.

I am unable to access the application that i deployed in JBoss, I guess this is because both Tomcat and Jboss use the same port i.e 8080 its showing an error tomcat not found, but I removed tomcat and its contents.

My OS is Windows-XP.

I have tried this options out, deleted all the files that was used by Tomcat and also removed all the contents of registry that was generated by tomcat, even the Path and Classpath settings are fine.

Any clues please help me out, thanks in advance

Cheers,
Tarzan

 

[kamper]

Where exactly did you install Tomcat too and how did you go about removing it? JBoss comes with tomcat integrated by default, can't you just use that?

 

[imported_Tarzan]

Hi There,

I installed Tomcat in the same drive that of JBoss and in the same Hierarchy of the folder structure.

I did not know that JBoss comes with tomcat integrated by default until I enconterd this problem. I am new t JBoss

 

[kamper]

My experience with tomcat and jboss is that you don't really "install" them, you just unzip them to whatever directories you want them in. And as long as neither is running you don't have to worry about any ports being bound. What I'd do is make sure both are shut down, then just delete everything. Set stuff up again and copy your app back in.

 

[Reel]

You said it yourself that JBoss has Tomcat integrated. For efficiency purposes, you should run JBoss with only the modules you need loaded. If you don't need Tomcat running to execute your application, don't execute JBoss with Tomcat. If I recall correctly, JBoss does not NEED Tomcat but it is in the default loaded modules.