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Hi,I have to instal this software: http://mywmslos.linogistix.com/Wiki.jsp?page=Download
MyWMS for a school project.
It runs on a JBoss server, and it has everything u need for windows packed in the first
instalation file.
It has a server and a client and when I start them on 1 PC everything works fine.
I want to start the server on one PC and use another to login, but I cant find how to tell
the client where to look for the server.
I've checked files in the client directory, but couldnt find the place where u specify
the servers IP and port.
Can anyone please help. It has taken me days to figure it with no success and for someone
with knowledge on JAVA it will probably take 10 minutes and I have to be ready soon so
that students to use it.
(sorry if this wanst the right section for my post)
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This is not related to JBoss.
But I've a quick look into it but did not find such config.
You should visit the MyWMS documentation and if you did not find an answer there is a mail
address at the page mailto:info@linogistix.com info(a)linogistix.com where you can ask.
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Thank you for your answer.
I couldnt find anything in the documentation I wrote the same question to
mailto:info@linogistix.com info(a)linogistix.com but I didn't get an answer.
So far no one is wiling to help and I bet it is something relatevly simple.
I found out that the client is seraching for the server at *127.0.0.0* (localhost),
because when I use the *-b 0.0.0.0* key to start jboss, che client cant find it.
Can I trick it somehow from the *hosts* file in System32 to redirect it?
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why don't you try -b ipaddress ?
It will bind your jboss server to ipaddress
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Finally, dudes you are *GOLD*! ( https://community.jboss.org/people/sfcoy Stephen Coy and
https://community.jboss.org/people/mariani Tan Mariani) :^0
It is a combination of both your answers, I tryed changing the IP in the *jndi.properties*
file a week ago but it didnt work, because I was starting the server with -b 0.0.0.0.
Now when https://community.jboss.org/people/sfcoy Stephen Coy pointed me in that
direction again I started experimenting and when I tryed
https://community.jboss.org/people/mariani Tan Mariani 's idea of starting the server
with -b 192.168.6.100 it *worked*.
And you were right I shouldn't have cared about the port.
Now I don'y know to who should I give the corect answer, I'll leave that up to
you!
Thank you dudes, you saved me tons of headaches.
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Using -b 0.0.0.0 should still work. This means "listen on all available network
interfaces". But don't put this in your client, because it's not a real
address - you still need to put 192.168.6.100 there.
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I tryed a couple of times with -b 0.0.0.0 It should work but it dowsn't. :(
Can I ask you another question, how do I hide the Jboss server from 192.168.1.100:8080
where it is runing cause now anyone can view it there, or even make changes idk.
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I don't understant why -b 0.0.0.0 isn't working. If you start the server with this
option check whether you can access via browser from a different machine with
192.168.6.100:8080 it should work.
If you start with the -b option you do not need to hide JBoss, the 8080 port is only for
applications deployed on JBoss and your app is using RMI only right?
So you can't access the application via 8080.
The management http interface is available on port 9990 but as you don't change the
interface (-bmanagement x.x.x.x) it should run on localhost and not accessible for
others.
If you don't want the port 8080 opened you might remove all services listen on that
port from your standalone.xml, but this is only possible if you do not need the http
access.
Wolf
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Actually, if he's followed the
http://mywmslos.linogistix.com/Wiki.jsp?page=UserGuideInstallation#sectio...
installation instructions, then he will be using JBoss 4.2.3.
I can't remember if that version actually supported the -b 0.0.0.0 syntax.
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The -b options works from 3.2.x up through 6.1.x. What we need to see is the console out,
starting from the run command that was entered, to better determine what is going on.
Also, what operating system are you ruinning on (my colleagues in the mainframe department
had some issues with -b 0.0.0.0 not binding correctly, thought I don't recall the
exact details)
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I'm sorry for the late answer.
I am testing it on my PC so im using Windows7 64bit.
But wheather im using -b 0.0.0.0 or -b 192.167.1.100 doesn't really matter to me, I
leave that yo tou JBOSS gurus I'm happy that now everything is working and hopefully
the students will be able to use it next semester.
My only worry is security, our network is not accessable from the outside, but I still
want to hide the JBOSS server from port 8080 оr any other port. Isn't there a way to
set JBOSS so you can't access the contents visible on 8080 unless u have some pass and
a user.
Thank you. :)
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