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stand-alone oc4j connection
When setting up a stand-alone oc4j connection following the JDev 9.0.3.3 instructions below:
To create a connection to an OC4J instance: In the Navigator, click + to expand the Connections node. Right-click Application Servers. Choose New Connection... from the context menu. The Connection Wizard - Welcome page is displayed. Click Next. Enter a Connection Name for this connection. In the Connection Type list box, select Standalone OC4J. Click Next. Enter the Username and Password for the OC4J admin user to authenticate the connection. This information was specified when OC4J was installed. Default = admin/manager. Select the Deploy Password checkbox if you want to bypass authentication the next time you make this connection. Your password is deployed with your project's connection.xml file. Click Next. On the Connection page, configure the standalone OC4J settings as appropriate. Click Help for more information. Click Next. Click Test Connection. If your connection is successful, click Finish. Otherwise, click Back to return to the previous wizard pages and fix any configuration(s) setting. The configuration to deploy your J2EE applications to a standalone OC4J instance is complete.
When I hit the "Test Connection" button I receive the following error, "IO Error: Connection refused: connect". I do not know why I am receiving this error, please advise?
To create a connection to an OC4J instance: In the Navigator, click + to expand the Connections node. Right-click Application Servers. Choose New Connection... from the context menu. The Connection Wizard - Welcome page is displayed. Click Next. Enter a Connection Name for this connection. In the Connection Type list box, select Standalone OC4J. Click Next. Enter the Username and Password for the OC4J admin user to authenticate the connection. This information was specified when OC4J was installed. Default = admin/manager. Select the Deploy Password checkbox if you want to bypass authentication the next time you make this connection. Your password is deployed with your project's connection.xml file. Click Next. On the Connection page, configure the standalone OC4J settings as appropriate. Click Help for more information. Click Next. Click Test Connection. If your connection is successful, click Finish. Otherwise, click Back to return to the previous wizard pages and fix any configuration(s) setting. The configuration to deploy your J2EE applications to a standalone OC4J instance is complete.
When I hit the "Test Connection" button I receive the following error, "IO Error: Connection refused: connect". I do not know why I am receiving this error, please advise?
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What do you mean you dont have a middle tier-- Even though it is just a simulation it is as good as Middle tier- Mean while simulation may not be a great solution
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