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07-06-2004 01:56 PM
07-06-2004 01:56 PM
there are a problem about weblogic in hp-ux
there is a weblogic server8.1 in my hp-ux11i as a managed server in my domain
port number is 80,when i start the managed server in hp machine some error appears.as follows:
.BindException: Permission denied Perhaps the address 11.160.4.80 is incorrect o
r another process is using port 80.>
i am waiting for you back online with anxiety....,thank you very muchk!!!
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07-06-2004 02:08 PM
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Re: there are a problem about weblogic in hp-ux
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07-06-2004 04:17 PM
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Re: there are a problem about weblogic in hp-ux
weblogic server?
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07-08-2004 06:58 AM
07-08-2004 06:58 AM
Re: there are a problem about weblogic in hp-ux
Usually port 80 is reserved for web servers, so check for installations of apache, httpd, thttpd, etc. You also should look at your system with a web browser (http://your.server.name/). Sometimes the "served" content is useful in determining what is using your port.
If you are connecting to weblogic with your web browser, then you may be trying to launch weblogic twice. Another possibility is that two separate port listeners are bound to the same port.
Sometimes after identifying the program that is binding to port 80, you discover that it's a critical application which cannot be shutdown. In such cases, you need to configure that server to forward your Weblogic requests to another port and set up your weblogic server to accept requests on that port.
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07-08-2004 07:09 AM
07-08-2004 07:09 AM
Re: there are a problem about weblogic in hp-ux
Check if port is listed in /etc/services..
Get lsof(from porting centre)
lsof -p tcp:80
lsof -p udp:80
Will tell you which process is using the port.
Anil
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Re: there are a problem about weblogic in hp-ux
Hai
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07-08-2004 06:43 PM
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