Change the Glassfish server port in Netbeans over Mac
I installed Netbeans version (IDE 6.9.1) with Glassfish (V3) server on Mac OS X version (10.6.4), then I installed (PostgreSQL). After that I had a problem as both products are using the same port (8080).
So I tried to change the port of Glassfish server from the Netbeans, but I found that the port is readonly. After searching over the Internet I found that I can update the file called (domain.xml) and I put the following values:
<network-listener port="10080" protocol="http-listener-1"
<network-listener port="10443" protocol="http-listener-2"
<network-listener port="4848" protocol="admin-listener" transport="tcp" name="admin-listener" thread-pool="http-thread-p
I can run the server now since it takes the new values, but when I run any JSP project in the netbeans It gives me an error message since the value is still 8080 in the netbeans.
So I tried to change the port of Glassfish server from the Netbeans, but I found that the port is readonly. After searching over the Internet I found that I can update the file called (domain.xml) and I put the following values:
<network-listener port="10080" protocol="http-listener-1"
<network-listener port="10443" protocol="http-listener-2"
<network-listener port="4848" protocol="admin-listener" transport="tcp" name="admin-listener" thread-pool="http-thread-p
I can run the server now since it takes the new values, but when I run any JSP project in the netbeans It gives me an error message since the value is still 8080 in the netbeans.
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I just realised that I can remove the server from Netbeans, then I download the server again from the Internet. Before I install it back, I updated the file domain.xml as follows:
<network-listener port="10080" protocol="http-listener-1"
Finally, I add the server to Netbeans and that's it.