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Hello
Currently my web server is responding at port 8080 and wondering where to change it to port 80.

I already have an application running on jboss responding to http://xx:8080/app. I tried changing port number in server.xml file but now my app is not responding though http://xx is responding with default page.

where else do I have to change port numbers.. like web.xml of the specific app ??

Thanks for the help
Sirisha.
[ November 15, 2004: Message edited by: Sirisha Reddy ]
 
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Please see the following:
https://coderanch.com/t/89236/JBoss/Unable-access-application-JBoss


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