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Kalai,
On 6/3/2009 8:52 AM, kalpeer wrote:
> When I do netstat -an | grep 8443 it says that it was in listen mode.
> *.8443 *.*0 0 49152 0
> LISTEN
> Now I need to use the same port for
> From: kalpeer [mailto:inka...@gmail.com]
> Subject: RE: How to kill the port used by tomcat
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> os:solaris10 and 9
> java:1.5.0_17
> please let me know the comment for getting the id :(
This is not a Solaris training list. Since you're acting as a system
administ
docs/share/jps.html
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> From: kalpeer [mailto:inka...@gmail.com]
> Whats the command used to get the process id of the prot
That depends on your OS - which you haven't told us. Tomcat should show up as
a Java process, so if you're running a recent Java (which you also didn't tell
us) then jps should tell you some po
cess that is using the port.
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> How I can free the port without going to the original
> tomcat shutdown.
You have to kill the process that is using the port.
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How I can free the port without going to the original tomcat shutdown.
Please help me to solve this issue.
Regards,
Kalai
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