What OS are you running?
Victor Marinelli wrote:
> 1) If using an external web server with JRun (I am using Apache), do I
> need to have a seperate instance of the web server running on it's own port
> for EACH new JRun server I want to run?
I typically have one JRun server for each Web server. Are you trying to
connect multiple JRun servers to one Web server? If you have multiple
Web servers, each server has to use a unique port (80, 81, 82) or a
different IP address for each Web site (multi-homed host).
> 2) On page 89 of the setup guide, specifically step "D", it states that
> if you do not change the port settings in local.properties, you may
> experience binding exceptions. Which ports specifically need to change? My
> guess is that "web.endpoint.main.port" is referring to the internal JRun web
> server. Am I correct with this assumption? If yes, can I just delete that
> line since I am using Apache?
I think web.endpoint.main.port is the port JRun uses to talk to apache,
so you definitely need that. If you go to the Management Console and
click on "Quick Start Tour", then "Server Creation", then "Copy files
and modify properties" it explains all the port settings you need to
change. Note that "Install the new JRun server" only applies if you are
using NT, if you're using UNIX/Linux then you're done.
I hope this helps.
Lloyd
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