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Tim Reilly wrote:

> http://<server>/zone1/Servlet   port 8008
> http://<server>/zone2/Servlet   port 8009
> http://<server>/zone3/Servlet   port 8010
> 
> In jserv.conf, I set up three different servlet zones, each running on a
> different port.  Then, in theory, each developer should be able to start
> the java portion of jserv manually, and initialize it with the appropriate
> zone.properties file.
> 
> However, this doesn't work.  What happens is that once anyone starts up
> their version of jserv, all the different zones will respond, but will use
> that codebase to service requests.  Also, trying to start a second java
> process to handle requests dies with the message:
> "Exception creating the server socket: java.net.BindException: address
> already in use"
> 
> As is probably obvious, this creates major problems for us.  Please help.

It´s a configuration issue. We´ve been using a configuration alike but
with
different vurtual hosts.

I guess you are using the same config files for all developers, but you
need to 
adjust the port on which each jserv engin is listening.

Stefan


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