NetBeans Open File Module
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7318
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Open file server
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The default port assignment can be modified using the properties editor for the Open File Server:
- Choose Tools
Options menu from the main window of the IDE.
- From the Options window, expand the IDE Configuration node.
- Expand the Server and External Tool Settings node, right-click Open File Server, and choose Properties from the contextual menu.
- Click the current value for Port property and type a different port number.
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NetBeans Internal HTTP Server Module
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8082
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Embedded server HTTP
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The default port assignment is automatically changed if a conflict is detected.
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External Editor
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3219
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The default port assignment can be modified through the external editor's options pane.
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PointBase Restricted Edition
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9092
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On Microsoft Windows systems, the default port assignment can be modified in the PointBase startup script, server.bat, under the $FORTE4J_HOME/pointbase/server directory. Use the following steps to modify the script:
- Go to the $FORTE4J_HOME/pointbase/server directory and create a copy of the server.bat file.
- Name the new file server_newportnum.bat.
- Change the port number information in the new file to newportnum.
- Run the server_newportnum.bat script in a command window.
In Solaris and Red Hat Linux environments, start the PointBase server from the $FORTE4J_HOME/pointbase/server directory by typing the following at the command line:
Server /port:newportnum /win &
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Tomcat 4.0.1
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8015
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Server adminis-tration
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The default port number can be modified using the properties editor for the internal Tomcat 4.0.1 server:
- On the Runtime tab of the Explorer, expand the Server Registry node and the Installed Servers node.
- Expand the Tomcat 4.0 node, right-click the Internal node, and choose Properties from the contextual menu.
- Click the current value for the Server Port property and type the desired port number.
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8081
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Server HTTP
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The default port number can be modified using the properties editor for the Host to be edited:
- On the Runtime tab of the Explorer, expand the Server Registry node and the Installed Servers node.
- Expand the Tomcat 4.0 node and expand the relevant installation node.
- Right-click the node representing the Host to be edited, and choose Properties from the contextual menu.
- Click the value for the HTTP Connector property field and type the desired port number.
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8443
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Redirec-ting
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You can modify the Tomcat configuration file,
ffj-install-dir/tomcat401/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.html file before beginning to edit by hand.
- On the Runtime tab of the Explorer, expand the Tomcat 4.0 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 (server.xml).
The server.xml file appears in the Source Editor. You can now edit server.xml to modify the default port number.
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11555
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IDE debugger connection
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The default port number can be modified using the properties editor for the internal Tomcat 4.0.1 server:
- On the Runtime tab of the Explorer, expand the Server Registry node, and then expand the Installed Servers node.
- Expand the Tomcat 4.0 node, right-click the Internal node and choose Properties from the contextual menu.
- Select the Debugger tab.
- Click the current value for the Debugger Port property and type the desired port number.
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J2EE Reference Implementation 1.3.1 (bundled with Forte for Java 4, Enterprise Edition)
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1050
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ORB/IIOP
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Use a source editor of your choice to modify the orb.properties file found in the $J2EE_HOME/config directory. Modify the default port number with another port number that is unused. The property is listed in the file as orb.properties:port=1050.
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1060
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ORB Listen-Socket
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Use a source editor of your choice to modify either the setenv.bat file (for Microsoft Windows systems) found in the $J2EE_HOME\bin directory or the setenv.sh file (for Solaris and Red Hat Linux environments) found in the $J2EE_HOME/bin directory. Modify the last four digits on the line that defines the LISTEN_OPTIONS environment variable.
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8000
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Web server (HTTP)
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Use a source editor of your choice to modify the web.properties file found in the $J2EE_HOME/config directory. The property is listed as in the file as web.properties:http.port=8000.
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7000
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Secure web server (HTTPS)
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Use a source editor of your choice to modify the web.properties file found in the $J2EE_HOME/config directory. The property is listed in the file as web.properties:https.port=7000.
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9191
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EJB service
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Use a source editor of your choice to modify the ejb.properties file found in the $J2EE_HOME/config directory. The property is listed as ejb.properties:http.port=9191.
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Java Web Services Developer Pack UDDI Server (bundled with Forte for Java 4, Enterprise Edition)
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8095
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Tomcat server port for registry server
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The default port assignment can be modified in the
ffj-install-dir/jwsdp/conf/server.xml:
- Open the server.xml file in a text editor.
- Replace the port number.
- Restart the IDE.
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8089
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Tomcat HTTP port for registry server
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The default port assignment can be modified in the
ffj-install-dir/jwsdp/conf/server.xml:
- Open the server.xml file in a text editor.
- Replace the port number.
- Restart the IDE.
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4080
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Xinidce HTTP
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The default port assignment can be modified in the
ffj-install-dir/jwsdp/tools/xindice/config/system.xml:
- Open the system.xml file in a text editor.
- Replace the port number.
- Restart the IDE.
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WebLogic 6.1
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7001
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Server HTTP
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The default port assignment can be modified during the installation of the WebLogic 6.1 server.
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7002
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Server HTTPS
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The default port assignment can be modified during the installation of the WebLogic 6.1 server.
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