Change listening port 8080

Oracle 9i grabs port 8080. Where can I configure that to something else?
thanks
Mike
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Hi Mike,
Please Refer to the section Configuring Oracle XML DB with Enterprise Manager: Chapter 21 from the book
XML Database Developers Guide - Oracle XML DB
Thanks,
Chinta
Oracle 9i grabs port 8080. Where can I configure that to something else?
thanks
Mike
[email protected]

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Debuger,
It does not matter which WLS version I am using (although I'm using 10.3, the one that comes with JDev 11g).
The problem is that SOME OTHER PROCESS on your machine is listening on port 80. Guess you need to go to the Microsoft forums to find out how you can tell what that OTHER, NOT WLS process is.
John

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