Unfortunately the problem is intermittent. For instance, this morning, my WAS 6.1 is starting up fine, publishing, etc. If I encounter the problem later in the day I will take a look at that file. Thanks. I'll check back if the issue occurs again and see if you solution works (I'm assuming if the PID shows up, I'll kill that process and hopefully the problem would be resolved?).
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by: pkwanPosted on 2009-09-02 at 19:52:07ID: 25247509
1. You may use "netstat -an" to check whether any entry of port 8889 exists in the list. 1\profiles \SAMS_4.0\ logs\serve r1 and check whether the file server1.pid exists. If that file exists, open the file with notepad. That shows the process id. Take a look at the Task manager and find whether the process id exists.
2. Please go to C:\SDP\V7\runtimes\base_v6