Portal Server 7.2 on Windows XP, fail to run "setup.bat" command, plz help

Question

Hi all,
I want to install Java System Portal Server 7.2 on Windows.
I hava unzip the file to C:/ drive.
but when I run the command "setup.bat", it returned failure " Webcontainer Ports are unavailable"
Here is the error message:
Buildfile: C:\PS7.2\share\psrepo\auto\ant\Migrate-Host.xml
init:
set-wc-props:
setprops:
change:
init:
set-wc-props:
setprops:
validate-platform:
[echo] Using [localhost] as the FQDN Hostname
[input] Continue? : (y, [n])
y
[echo] Checking for Port conflicts
init:
set-wc-props:
checkports:
init:
set-wc-props:
check-wc-port:
[echo] Checking Webcontainer Port Conflicts...
[echo] Ports: 8080 / 8181
[echo] Ports: 3700 / 4848
BUILD FAILED
C:\PS7.2\share\psrepo\auto\ant\Migrate-Host.xml:56: The following error occurred
while executing this line:
C:\PS7.2\share\psrepo\auto\ant\Env.xml:216: The following error occurred while e
xecuting this line:
C:\PS7.2\share\psrepo\auto\ant\Env.xml:171: Webcontainer Ports are unavailable
did i do anything wrong?
plz help! Thx!

Answer 1

Please try the following:
1] C:\PS7.2\bin\stopportal.bat
2] Remove C:\PS7.2
3] Unzip from the downloaded zip file at C:\PS7.2
4] Edit C:\PS7.2\share\psrepo\auto\ant\Migrate-Host.xml and comment out the antcall for target checkports. Diff shown below
5] Turn off any Firewalls
6] Execute C:\PS7.2\bin\setup.bat
7] Report any issue you might have observed. This will help me help you further.
Index: Migrate-Host.xml
===================================================================
--- Migrate-Host.xml     (revision 2806)
+++ Migrate-Host.xml     (working copy)
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@
         <record name="${ps.data.location}/logs/setup.log" action="start"/>
         <!-- Check for port conflicts before setting up -->
         <echo message="Checking for Port conflicts"/>
-        <antcall target="checkports"/>
+        <!-- <antcall target="checkports"/> -->
         <!-- Update the pattens file which is used to token replace strings -->
         <replace file="${backup.location}/patterns" token="@@NEWHOSTFQDN@@" value="${hostname.domain}"/>
         <replace file="${backup.location}/patterns" token="@@NEWHOSTDOMAIN@@" value="${domain}"/>thanks,
_raju