> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
> Of Ljuba Veselinova
> Subject: Re: Tomcat does not stay on as a windows service
>
> However, after all this, I am still getting info about two instances
> of java.exe listening on several ports, one of which is 8
Thank you Alan and Markus!
I followed the instructions of both you and I kept getting info (via
netstat) about a java.exe listening on port 8005 on localhost. I went
and uninstalled both Tomcat and java; made sure all references to them
are gone from the system variables and also deleted their key
Ljuba Veselinova wrote:
> It looks like java is listening to port 8005; there appear to be two
> instances of java.exe running and each one of them is listening to
> several ports. I need java to run though. Is it safe to end the
> instance of java.exe listening to port 8005?
If you don't know wh
I don't think that's the best solution. The java.exe which is bound to
8005 is probably your tomcat service
started but not active. From previous emails I assume you are running
under Windows.
Here's a suggestion (you may have tried this)
1. Go to the windows services manager and make sure tha
I have tried to kill java.exe that's listening to port 8005 several
times now without success. How do I assign other ports to either
java.exe or tomcat?
Thanks,
Ljuba
On Dec 14, 2007 2:48 PM, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've also found the TcpDump tool available from Microsoft's webs
I've also found the TcpDump tool available from Microsoft's website
extremely helpful in looking at this stuff.
I would say it should be safe to stop the instance of java.exe holding
on to 8005, but you should try to be sure it's not used for anything.
Various third party software companies
netstat -a | grep 8005
Sverige Altid
Martin-
- Original Message -
From: "Ljuba Veselinova" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tomcat Users List"
Sent: Friday, December 14, 2007 7:18 AM
Subject: Re: Tomcat does not stay on as a windows service
> Apache is running but
I found info about netstat in the windows help files. I apologize for
this simple question. I'm looking at the results produced by netstat
and tasklist right now.
It looks like java is listening to port 8005; there appear to be two
instances of java.exe running and each one of them is listening to
Ljuba Veselinova wrote:
> Apache is running but it uses port 80. As far as I can tell (via the
> Task manager panel) there are no other instances of tomcat running on
> the machine. How do I check what's running specifically on port 8005?
If you're using XP or better
netstat -ano
will show you wh
Apache is running but it uses port 80. As far as I can tell (via the
Task manager panel) there are no other instances of tomcat running on
the machine. How do I check what's running specifically on port 8005?
Thanks a lot for answering!
Ljuba
On Dec 14, 2007 12:37 PM, dirk ooms <[EMAIL PROTECTED
there is another process that already uses port 8005. check whether there are
other servers (apache?) or instances of tomcat running on your machine.
dirk
On Friday 14 December 2007 12:31, Ljuba Veselinova wrote:
> I am trying to get Tomcat going on a windows machine. There are
> running and wok
I am trying to get Tomcat going on a windows machine. There are
running and woking installations of
Java 2 Standard Edition Development Kit version 2, update 6, with JRE
and Java Web Start
Apache 2.0.58
Tomcat seems to install fine; I have created and checked the paths of
the system variables CAT
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