JBoss Newbie question

ritelman

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Oct 17, 2002, 9:20:33 PM10/17/02

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Hello all. I am following the JBoss 3.0 Quick Start Guide, I ran
run.bat in JBoss' bin directory and it works fine. I started up
Tomcat and it works fine.
My Environment: Win XP home, Tomcat 4.0.4, using JBoss 3.0.2.

Question 1:
On page 12 of the guide, it says go to http://localhost:8082 which
should list all JBoss components running. However nothing displayed.
Any ideas?

Question 2:
On page 14 of the guide, it says to put the JBoss30.bat script file in
the same directory as JavaService.exe to get install JBoss as a
Windows service. However, I can't find a JavaService.exe on my
harddrive!

If anyone knows of a good tutorial that would be of great help.
Thanks!
Ron

FK

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Oct 21, 2002, 12:01:44 PM10/21/02

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> Question 1:
> On page 12 of the guide, it says go to http://localhost:8082 which
> should list all JBoss components running. However nothing displayed.
> Any ideas?

Try http://localhost:8080 instead... it may help.
Of course you may want to make sure that you stopped your tomcat(not the one
bundled with JBoss) before you start JBoss.
I'm using JBoss without tomcat (i.e. using Jetty)

>
> Question 2:
> On page 14 of the guide, it says to put the JBoss30.bat script file in
> the same directory as JavaService.exe to get install JBoss as a
> Windows service. However, I can't find a JavaService.exe on my
> harddrive!

AFAIK you need to download it separately from the net.. it is not bundled
with JBoss. Try a search in Google.

I'm also a newbie.. correct me if i'm wrong.

FK~

Nenad

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Oct 21, 2002, 4:08:33 PM10/21/02

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Another newbee:

I am learning JBoss (Jetty bundle) and the FAQ describe no result unless you
deploy a webapplication in deploy folder...

Regards,
Nenad Blagojevic.

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Rob Seegel

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Oct 21, 2002, 6:25:40 PM10/21/02

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>Try http://localhost:8080 instead... it may help.
>Of course you may want to make sure that you stopped your tomcat(not the one
>bundled with JBoss) before you start JBoss.
>I'm using JBoss without tomcat (i.e. using Jetty)
>

This shouldn't have anything to do with it. Port 8080 would be used for
the servlet container, and port 8082 is the default port for the HtmlAdapter
service which provides an HTML interface to the MBean server JBoss uses.
This service, at least in 2.4.4, didn't require a servlet container to run.

Rob

Doug Schwartz

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Oct 22, 2002, 5:08:18 PM10/22/02

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If you are using the integrated JBoss 3/Tomcat 4 you should be running
run.bat.
localhost:8082 works fine for me in this scenario.

doug

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Martin Turcotte

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Nov 13, 2002, 9:53:10 AM11/13/02

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Ron,

While I cannot offer an explaination for your first question, I will
gladly help you with your second.

The JavaService.exe utility is not packaged with JBoss. It is,
however, available at
http://www.alexandriasc.com/software/JavaService/index.html.

Martin Turcotte

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Collin

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Nov 13, 2002, 11:04:35 AM11/13/02

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Answer to question #1:

http://localhost:8080/jmx-console

That replaces

http://localhost:8082

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C Lamont Gilbert

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Nov 27, 2002, 2:27:53 PM11/27/02

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> Answer to question #1:
>
> http://localhost:8080/jmx-console
>
> That replaces
>
> http://localhost:8082
>
>

Thanks!