This file (and property) are only used if you install the appserver via
the CTS/TCK installation targets. This property does not have any
effect on the CTS smoke tests if you installed the appserver via some
other mechanism.
-Kyle
Mark A. Basler wrote:
> On a tip from Shreedhar, I checked the CTS smoke test code and found
>
> bin/xml/install_sjsas.xml: <property
> name="sjsas.das.securedWebServicePort" value="1044"/>
>
> This could be the problem, but I don't know if just changing this port
> will fix it. I can try changing the port if I run into the problem
> again..
>
> Does anyone know for sure...
>
> Please let me know...
>
> Thanks - Mark
>
>
> Mark A. Basler wrote:
>> HI Guys,
>>
>> Last night I was trying to run the CTS smoke tests on Glassfish and
>> they were all failing with an exception from the webtier in the log
>> stating the port 1044 isn't available.
>>
>> I checked netstat and found another process had this port. I
>> searched the web for "glassfish 1044" and got some references to the
>> the http-ssl port, but couldn't find any configuration in domain.xml
>> for the port number.
>>
>> Eventually all the tests passed when the other process released the
>> 1044 port, but for future reference, how can I work around this
>> problem if the port is in use again.
>>
>> Please let me know...
>>
>> Thanks - Mark
>>
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