glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> It's bad.
> I use only windows firewall. I dont use any proxy.
> I disabled firewall, I retested again and the result is the same error - port conflict, in the eclipse log file IOException.
>
Our options are now running low...
So basically, what I know is that you have
Win XP, correct speed and memory
(which locale, and service pack? loopback driver? Xp Firewall on (or off
-does not matter))
latest Eclipse from sept 2008. Which other plugins installed? I see a
lot of exception in Eclipse logs from other plugins...
JDK 1.6u10
GlassFish v3 Prelude (FCS or not?)
v3 installed in your D: drive (might be important)
v3 configured with port 8180: Why not thr default 8080? How did you
change that? During installation? Attaching your complete v3 server log
and domain.xml could give more forensic info. What else is not default
setting
v3 fully functional outside Eclipse? Is it true (admin gui working? what
other extension did you install?)
What else I am missing that could seem insignificant at first, but....we
need to find a way to reproduce this on one of our machines first.
Ludo