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Port Usage in Java Studio Enterprise IDE

TABLE E-1 provides a listing of the ports used by Java Studio Enterprise IDE. It includes ports used by the IDE modules and third-party components. Also included is information on whether the default port assignment can be modified. For information on the default port numbers used by the Java Studio Enterprise servers, see Appendix C for Microsoft Windows installations and see Appendix D for Solaris OS installations.

If you are using multiple application servers or you are using the IDE in a multiuser environment, you might encounter port conflicts. If you encounter a port conflict, consult this table for information about how to modify the port assignment.

TABLE E-1 Port Usage in Java Studio Enterprise
Module, Server, or Third-Party Component	Default Port Number Assigned	Description	How to Modify the Default Port Assignment
NetBeans Internal HTTP Server Module	8082	Embedded server HTTP	The default port assignment is automatically changed if a conflict is detected.
PointBase Restricted Edition	9092		In the IDE, Choose Tools PointBase Network Server Configure, and set the port number.
Internal JWSDP Tomcat	8015	Server adminis-tration	In the IDE's Runtime window, expand the Server Registry node and expand the Installed Servers node. Expand the Tomcat node, right-click the Bundled Tomcat (4.1) node, and choose Properties from the contextual menu. Select the Server Port property and type the desired port number.
	8081	Server HTTP	In the IDE's Runtime window, expand the Server Registry node and expand the Installed Servers node. Expand the Tomcat node and expand the relevant installation node, such as Bundled Tomcat (4.1) Right-click the node representing the `Host` to be edited, and choose Properties from the contextual menu. Find the HTTP Connector property field and type the desired port number.
	8443	Redirecting	Modify s1studio-user-dir`/JWSDP_base/conf/server.xml`. Be aware that you edit the `server.xml` file at your own risk. Be sure to create a backup version of your working `server.xml` file before beginning to edit. In the IDE's Runtime window, expand the Tomcat node under the Installed Servers node. Right-click the node for the installation of Tomcat that you want to edit. From the contextual menu, choose Configure (Edit server.xml). The `server.xml` file appears in the Source Editor. You can now edit `server.xml` to modify the default port number.
	11555	IDE debugger connection	In the IDE's Runtime window, expand the Server Registry node and expand the Installed Servers node. Expand the Tomcat node, right-click the Bundled Tomcat (4.1) node and choose Properties from the contextual menu. In the Debugger properties section, find the Debugger Port property and type the desired port number.
Java Web Services Developer Pack UDDI Server (bundled with the IDE)	8095	Tomcat server port for registry server	Open the java-studio-install-dir`/Ent_04Q4/jwsdp/uddi_base/conf/server.xml` file in a text editor. Replace the port number. Restart the IDE.
	8089	Tomcat HTTP port for registry server	Open the java-studio-install-dir`/Ent_04Q4/jwsdp/uddi_base/conf/server.xml` file in a text editor. Replace the port number. Restart the IDE.
	4080	Xindice HTTP	Open the java-studio-install-dir`/Ent_04Q4/jwsdp/tools/xindice/config/system.xml` file in a text editor. Replace the port number. Restart the IDE.
WebLogic 7.0 or 8.1	7001	Server HTTP	The default port assignment can be modified during the installation of the WebLogic server. When using WebLogic, verify that the WebLogic Server instances in the IDE's Runtime window have the correct value for the Port property.
WebLogic 7.0 or 8.1	7002	Server HTTPS	The default port assignment can be modified during the installation of the WebLogic server. When using WebLogic, verify that the WebLogic Server instances in the IDE's Runtime window have the correct value for the Port property.