I remember listing all the files that needed modifying with regards to ofbiz earlier this year. if you search the forum using this email, you may find the post.
Farouk Alhassan Java Enterprise Developer www.faroukalhassan.com | [email protected] www.bespokecode.co.uk Contact Me --- @ WiseStamp Signature. Get it now --- On Sat, 3/10/09, James McGill <[email protected]> wrote: From: James McGill <[email protected]> Subject: Re: Running multiple ofbiz code on different ports of tomcat To: [email protected] Date: Saturday, 3 October, 2009, 23:05 On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 4:01 AM, Vanita <[email protected]> wrote: > > It didn't solved my problem. > Kindly,tell me where else i need to make changes? > > You will have to change various ports in framework/base/config You may want to change the bind address from 0.0.0.0 to the address of a particular interface in ofbiz-containers.xml and then change various ports for the connectors in that file. (For instance, ajp/8009, bsh 9999-9990, and http/https (8080, 8443).) I think there's also a JNDI port (1099) and a change here probably requires corresponding changes elsewhere. Personally, I think it's a better bet to use Apache as the front-end and redirect on a per-URL basis to a single appserver config. There are many benefits from using mod-proxy+mod-rewrite or AJP. We have several test / devel configurations of OFBiz, and use Xen VM's on CentOS to manage them. Then it's just a simple ProxyPass / Location config in Apache to give them outside names, and we can do stuff like host-based authentication, and it's easy to move things around. -- James McGill Phoenix AZ
