Change the port number

can i install Oracle server and tomcat server on same machine ?
how to change the port number in OracleXE 10g. so that i can install oracle Data base and tomcat on same machine.

can i install Oracle server and tomcat server
on same machine ?Yes.
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how to change the port number in OracleXE 10g.
so that i can install oracle Data base and tomcat on
same machine.Just make sure Tomcat is running while you install Oracle, and it should find the port in use.
Otherwise, turn tomcat off, install using port 8080, and use the sqlplus command 'exec dbms_xdb.sethttpport(8090); to change the port to 8090 after the fact.
Before installing:
1) On WIndows, use a LOCAL machine administrator, not a domain administrator or non-admin user;
2) On Windows, turn off all firewalls before installing; on Fedora, turn off SELinux;
3) If there was a previous Oracle on the machine, on windows make sure the registry is clean.

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I have just purchased an i pad 2 and am having trouble with the e-mail set up. Set up with wi-fi, i-cloud etc has worked fine but the i pad is recognising my outlook 2007 account details but is not verifying it. The trouble appears to be with the outgoing server and I have tried changing the port number, but to no avail! Also reset the account settings for holding messages on the server...help! As you can tell I'm not very techy and I'm desperate to get the bloody thing working as I'm going away on Tuesday! Any suggestions?

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Is it possible to change the port number of an already installed ITS?

Hello,
I've done an install of the latest ITS stand-alone application (win2k server , IIS). It was installed on port 81.
Is there an easy way to change the port number of this ITS installation without doing a new install? I know there are port references in the itsregistrywgate.xml file but was not sure if these were maintained during install or by reading the global.srvc file entries.
I've taken the simplistic steps of changing the port number in IIS and the global.srvc file but that does not work. I get a 403.2 read access forbidden error.
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Hello Graham,
yes, it is possible but depends on what you want.
For IIS, WGate is depending on the following items:
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the virtual directory "SAP-WGate-Scripts" which exists for the according "virtual" webserver instance.
the (web)servername in wgate registry, which points to your virtual webserver
the "Port" in the URL section in wgate registry.
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But if you want an extra virtual host (e.g. on 82) then:
create the virtual host on 82
create a "SAP-WGate-Scripts" directory on this 82 host exactly as the one on the 81 host.
change the "Port" in the wgate URL section.
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If you wanted to go for the latter scenario then it might be less work to add a new instance by install e.g. a dual host wgate on the new virtual host or a single host install (with a dummy agate).
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Yesterday i downloaded this new sun java studio enterprise and found it mind blowing.
Now i find that all my previous applications which were running on port 8080 can't be run on sun java studio enterprise(sjse) 8.
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How do you change the port number for Apex Listener V2?

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Generated WSDL will use the URL of the incoming
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should use the address of the load balancer (ie 80).
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"reinier" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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We have a hardware load balancer listening on port 80 and forwardingrequests to weblogic 6.1 sp2 servers on port 8090. The web servers generate
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How to change the port number

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Weblogic Application server by default uses port 7001
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Hi,
Please login to Admin Console "http://localhost:7001/console" then ...
press Lock And Edit Button
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Changing the Port numbers in EBS R12

Hi
please suggest me the documents for changing the port number in R12 .
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Hi,
Please see
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Change WOL Port number for clients

Hi All
We want to implement in our environment WOL functionality , for WSUS deployment and scheduled OSD deployments
We cannot unfortunately implement the default UDP port 9
My question is how can we change that default port on the clients?
I know that we can change the port on the primary server -> Site configuration -> Sites -> Properties primary site server -> tab
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Java and Tomcat: Why do I need the port number when accessing Tomcat?

My ultimate goal is to setup a website that displays data from a database. I will use Java, Apache, Oracle, and whatever else I need to create a website the uses servlets, JavaServer Pages, and JDBC.
I�ve got four Pentium III computers:
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2. Windows 2000 Professional to be the database server (MyDatabaseServer, IP = 10.10.1.2).
3. Windows 2000 Professional that I use to develop and test (MyDeveloperPC, IP = 10.10.1.3).
4. Windows 2000 Professional that I use as a client to connect to the website (MyClientPC, IP = 10.10.1.4).
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JWSDP: jwsdp-1_0-ea1-win.exe
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JAVA_HOME = c:\j2se
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Then, from MyClientPC I open Internet Explorer and in the address box I type:
http://10.10.1.1
�The page cannot be displayed�.
I then try again and add the port number:
http://10.10.1.1:8080
This displays the page c:\jwsdp\webapps\root\index.html.
Here�s my question: Why do I have to enter the port number to get a page displayed? Do I have to have Apache HTTP Server running on MyWebServer to display pages without entering the port number?
Thanks for your help.

When you web server is running at the default Http Port, then you do not have to specify the port yourself.(The browser does it automatically)
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If you do not want to have an external webserver then you can configure tomcat itself to run at port 80 (in this case tomcat would do the work of both the web server as well as jsp/servlet engine... but this is not the setup for a production site). this can be done by changing the server.xml file in the conf directory of tomcat installation.
hope this helps.
regards,
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How can I change the "port" the printer uses?

I want to access a Canon LBP3000 printer set as shared on a Windows PC. The Canon driver download does not allow me to find the driver when I try to add it to the shared printer.
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dougham wrote:
Having connected the printer to the macbook, and added the printer, how can I now tell the macbook that the printer is not attached to a USB port, but is found at \\<windowspc>\<printersharename>? It is a simple problem on a Windows PC to change the port of a printer. Surely it is also possible on a macbook.
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