ip address for running this application on my network it is not working no any error is showing on server side even this is not working on my system also.
The -b flag will bind the IP-adr. - this means that you can only call the server with the given IP, but with the wildcard IP-adr 0.0.0.0 you can come from any IP.
Rene Larsen wrote:You need to use the -b flag as below
The -b flag will bind the IP-adr. - this means that you can only call the server with the given IP, but with the wildcard IP-adr 0.0.0.0 you can come from any IP.
Thanks for your response but i did try this also but still problem is exisit .
The bind flag -b can be set to either an IP-adr. or a host name - i don't know what the used value l258.100.60.225 is referring to, because it has a leading letter L (in lowercase), and this would make the value into a hostname - is it a host name??
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Rene Larsen wrote:I can only say - the wildcard IP 0.0.0.0 should work as I described it...
Do you have any 'old' JBoss process running??
The bind flag -b can be set to either an IP-adr. or a host name - i don't know what the used value l258.100.60.225 is referring to, because it has a leading letter L (in lowercase), and this would make the value into a hostname - is it a host name??
my system is in network and the ip address of system is 258.100.60.225 there is no small "l" in that ip address.
and jboss port is 8080
while i m using localhost:8080 its working fine
but not working with
-b 0.0.0.0
and
-b 258.100.60.225 also
and there is no any old jboss process is running .
dear i m sorting out this problem by last 3 days still i did not get any solution kindly address it
Look at your console output; a few lines before the "started in xxx seconds" message there will be a line that looks like this:
11:46:26,382 INFO [Http11Protocol] (main) Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on http-127.0.0.1-8080
Note that this line mentions the IP address to which you are bound. Please post that line.
Also, what OS are you running and what are the contents of your hosts file? An invalid hosts files can also cause this kind of problem. If you can't figure out the problem from looking at the host file, post it here. And don't forget to say which OS JBoss AS is running on.