>From the ports I am going to guess you are not using qpidd (c++) as Darryl
asked, but the Java broker instead.
The 0.18 Java broker will listen on the following ports with the default
config:
AMQP: 5672
RMI registry for JMX management: 8999
JMXConnectorServer:9099
HTTP management: 8080
I would guess you have tomcat using one of these ports, probably 8080, as
unless you have embedded the broker within it there should be no other
relation between the two and they wont be sharing a pid (which suggest your
'kill by pid' script is also based on the ports used).
You can either disable the http management using the
management.http.enabled element in etc/config.xml, or change the management
port by adding a 'port' element inside the existing management.http section
in etc/config.xml, e.g:
..
<management>
<http>
<port>your.port.number</port>
..
On 26 October 2012 09:21, Ramaprasad <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> yes, Qpid mean qpid borker
> Operating system windowXP
> qpid version is 0.18
> tomcat version 6.0.26
> qpid is listening 8999
>
>
>
> Darryl L. Pierce-2 wrote:
> >
> > On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 06:35:30AM -0700, Ramaprasad wrote:
> >> When I follow the following sequence of actions, unable to start tomcat
> >> 1. start qpid
> >> 2. start tomcat
> >
> > Can you give som emore detail? By Qpid, you mean the qpidd broker? On
> > what operating system? Which versions of Tomcat and Qpid? On what port
> > is qpidd listening, assuming you're referring to the broker? What is the
> > exactly error text you're seeing in Tomcat's logs?
> >
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