The port used by the OC4J HTTP listener is defined in the configuration file <J2EE_HOME>/config/http-web-site.xml file using the port attribute of the web-site tag. lt;web-site port="8888" display-name="Oracle Application Server Containers for J2EE HTTP Web Site"> See similar questions...

Please see the relevant OC4J User's Guides (standalone or Oracle Application Server) for more information. See similar questions...

The default HTTP port of OC4J standalone is 8888. This is specified in the configuration file <J2EE_HOME>/config/http-web-site.xml. If you have installed one of the Oracle Application Server distributions instead of OC4J standalone, then you must access Web applications deployed on OC4J via Oracle HTTP Server. The default port of Oracle HTTP Server is 7777. See similar questions...

The HTTP listener is the component of a web server that waits for HTTP requests from client applications. In the case of Essbase Administration Services, we are using the Apache Tomcat web server as our HTTP listener. In future Essbase Administration Services releases you will be able to replace the Tomcat web server with other web servers. See similar questions...

The default port that the OC4J HTTP server listens on is configured in the $ORACLE_J2EE_HOME/config/defaut-web-site.xml file. The port number used for the HTTP server is specified as an attribute of the <web-site> tag. See similar questions...

Remote Method Invocation (RMI) in enables developers to build distributed applications in java. However RMI calls are normally blocked by firewalls. RMI HTTP tunneling is a RMI implementation to provide a way for RMI to get through firewalls using HTTP. Your global-web-application.xml should have this entry: <servlet> <servlet-name>rmi</servlet-name> <servlet-class>com.evermind.server.rmi. See similar questions...

Before you run the configure script, simply set the CACHE_HTTP_PORT environment variable. setenv CACHE_HTTP_PORT 8080 ./configure make make install See similar questions...

The OC4J HTTP server can be configured to support directory browsing of deployed Web applications. The following steps will enable directory browsing for a deployed Web application. You should now be able to browse any directories that do NOT have a welcome file present. Welcome files are configured in your web.xml file, with the <welcome-file-list> attribute. See similar questions...

The http-port (now renamed as http-admin-port) is, as documentation/userguide tells, the port where Kannel listens for http-administration commands. So it is not linked to your Apache/whatever httpd, it simply uses the same protocol (HTTP). And as Kannel is not run as a 'root' program, this port number must be over 1024. Default is 13000, after which, for example, the status of Kannel can be checked this way: Those markings mean that you have ran into CVS conflict. See similar questions...

They can click or drag the volume slider (below the playing time) to the left to reduce the volume or to the right to increase the volume. See similar questions...

There are several different types of ports; basically they are either plastic or metal. Allergy to either of these two materials probably does not exist. I have never heard of it. If you have problems with the port it is therefore always due to infection. This may be anything from a very virulent to a very slow infection. If you once get bacteria in there it is very difficult to get rid of them. I am confused regarding my eligibility for obesity surgery. See similar questions...

Yes, you can specify multiple http_port lines in your squid.conf file. Squid attempts to bind() to each port that you specify. Sometimes Squid may not be able to bind to a port, either because of permissions or because the port is already in use. If Squid can bind to at least one port, then it will continue running. If it can not bind to any of the ports, then Squid stops. With version 2.3 and later you can specify IP addresses and port numbers together (see the squid.conf comments). See similar questions...

You can run HTTPS on any port, but the standard specifies port 443, which is where any compliant browser will look by default. You can force your browser to look on a different port by specifying it in the URL like this: https://secure.server.hell:666 See similar questions...

Open the Wayfinder application and select Settings. In the Communication tab you will find the field password where you enter a new password for http://www.mywayfinder.com. Press Back / OK / Done/Save in order to activate the new password. In addition, you can change your password at http://www.mywayfinder.com by selecting Service / Personal Settings / Edit. Enter your new password. See similar questions...

Log on to http://www.mywayfinder.com with your username and password. Select Service / Personal Settings / Edit / Language and you can then choose from the available languages in the drop-down list. The software and the manual that you download from the site will change language as well. If you have any questions please contact wcities@wayfinder.com. See similar questions...

The lapsed listener problem is one of the primary causes of leaks in .NET applications. It occurs when a subscriber (or 'listener') signs up for a publisher's event, but fails to unsubscribe. The failure to unsubscribe means that the publisher maintains a reference to the subscriber as long as the publisher is alive. For some publishers, this may be the duration of the application. This situation causes two problems. The obvious problem is the leakage of the subscriber object. See similar questions...

By default the port used for the RPC replication is dynamically set as a secure measure. It may be desirable to set the port however (for the purposes of monitoring data etc.) and this can be enabled by performing the following registry change: Double click the new entry and set to the port you want it to use (make sure its not in use, e.g. 1352) After monitoring is complete be sure to remove this entry to regain the security of dynamic RPC port allocation. See similar questions...

Personally I never worked with GroupWise. However, I found this link on the net. http://support.novell.com/cgi-bin/search/searchtid.cgi?/10072891.htm See similar questions...

Actually, if you have a recent browser, you can just type www.microsoft.com and the rest of the punctuation will be filled in for you. However, older browsers may not support this. See similar questions...