Thanks for the response Dmitri -- I did manage to pretty much get things working, except for, as you pointed out: I have no deployed apps for jboss... which apparently is why I managed to get myself somewhat confused.
I was able to get the localhost:8080/jetty link working by uncommenting the 'addWebApplication' Call in jboss/conf/jetty/jett.xml. So that made me feel better. I'm only left with two questions. Question #1: My jboss/deploy dir is empty. Is there a somewhat simple/lightweight jar/war/ear I can grab from somewhere to quickly throw in my jboss/deploy dir, just for a starting point for a guy like me - who at the moment has absolutely 0 experience with jboss? >From there I'd feel much better about beginning the actual learning curve of developing and deploying my own apps. It's nice for a new installation to have some sort of simple: "Yes, it is working" indication - outside of the log files. Question #2: I'm still a bit worried about the following log: [WebService] Starting [WebService] Started webserver with address: null port: 8083 [WebService] Codebase set to: http://localhost:8080/ [WebService] Started The fact that the webserver and the Codebase have apparently started on different ports has me somewhat suspicious... where would I look to "fix" that? I grep'ed around the conf dirs, but to no avail. Again, this is from using the stock JBoss-2.4.3_Jetty-3.1.3-1.zip distro, along with carefully following the directions specified from http://jboss.org/online-manual/HTML/ch13s07.html. I'd be more than happy to update the above url with what appears to be the latest jboss-jetty archive once I get this all sorted out. Beers, Corey _______________________________________________ JBoss-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jboss-user
