I installed openfire, punjab, and twisted (with its dependencies) and i have also done all necessary setting for proxy now when i got to http://localhost/httpbind i get "503 Service Unavaliable"
I want to do two things :
Get rid of this error.
And how to know twisted and punjab is running and how to restart it???
did you setup Reverse Proxy on IIS? what version of IIS are you using?
if its IIS7 then follow these instructions to setup Reverse Proxy for HTTPBinding
http://learn.iis.net/page.aspx/659/reverse-proxy-with-url-rewrite-v2-and-application-request-routing/
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In our install4j installed application we use HttpClient (Apache) with "useSystemProperties" to perform http requests. Up until v9.0 of install4j that meant windows proxy settings were automatically applied. However, since 9.0.4 this no longer works (probably since 9.0.1 since proxy handling was reworked there, but I haven't been able to verify this). The installer itself still detects proxy settings (update check uses the proxy as before), but they are no longer "forwarded" to the installed application.
Is there a way to turn this "forwarding" back on?
In install4j 9.0.1+ the proxy settings are no longer available as system properties.
On Windows, install4j 9.0.1+ uses native code, not Java sockets for HTTP requests. To force the use of Java sockets you can set the VM parameter
-Dinstall4j.noWinInetConnection=true
The auto-detected proxy that is used for the connection can then be obtained from
com.install4j.runtime.installer.helper.content.ProxyHelper.getProxyHostInfo(url)
I have a VPS (Ubuntu 14.04) with Apache2, Swift 3.1.1 and Vapor installed. I want to receive client side requests to my Vapor-Built-Service via HTTPS protocol (on port 8443 for example). I didn't find any newbie helper document to do this, so please help me.
Thanks.
After a lot of searching I found the answer:
1. You need to install Apache or Nginx on your VPS. Here I assume that the reader uses Apache. But for more info on installing Apache server on Ubuntu 14.04 you can take a look at here.
2. The next thing you need to do is to make Apache work with SSL (or HTTPS protocol). You can find a complete guide here.
3. Now it's time to set the Apache server as a reverse proxy server. You can find a good guide to do that here and here. don't forget to put the reverse-proxy-config-code at port 443 related part.
Update:
There is also another way which you can configure the Vapor directly. Take a look at here.
good day.
I am trying to enable hot deploy on my JBoss 4.0.
I have tried to access to localhost:9990, but it doesn't work.
Is there any alternative way to enable it?
Thanks in advance.
JBoss 4.0 contradicts to port 9990.
The port 9990 is the management console access for JBossAS7 and WildFly.
JBoss 4.0 might have a JMX console which is accessible via 8080.
You can simpel use localhost:8080 and navigate from the welcome page.
Note that hot deploy is not recommended for productional JBossAS4/5 instances because of class loading issues, OOM errors.
You might use it for development.
Also JBossAS4 does not have managed deployments, simple drop the file to server/yourProfile/deploy and it will be picked up and deployed.
I have installed the latest version on the Sonar Eclipse Plugin on an Eclipse Juno 3.8. I am desperatly trying to connect the plugin to our running instance of Sonar. I'm behind a NTLM v2 Proxy. Hereunder, details of my configuration and my attempts.
Versions of products :
Eclipse 3.8,
Sonar Eclipse Plugin (Java Analyzer & m2e Connector) 3.2.0.20130627-1142-RELEASE,
SonarQube Server 3.7 (running on http://source01:9000, in the LAN, not behind the proxy, direct connection possible).
Trying to access with the following proxy configurations with an without http_proxy variable in the configuration:
direct with http_proxy : failure,
direct without http_proxy : success (but unable to use other Eclipse feature accessing Internet like the Marketplace),
native (with or without http_proxy) : failure,
manual (with or without http_proxy): failure.
I systematically got org.apache.http.conn.ConnectTimeoutException in the logs (trying to access http://source01:9000/api/authentication/validate which work in a browser).
No more idea on what to test.
I have finally found the problem seeking for a different one (Tomcat WST server started but Eclipse was unable to connect to it and timed out).
The problem comes from a strange and unpredictable behavior of the SOCKS proxy parameter.
When SOCKS proxy is defined, in some undefined cases, both starting a WST server or connecting to a SonarQube server through the plugin fail, whereas other functions like plugin installs work like a charm.
The solution came from https://stackoverflow.com/a/6459816/256561 and is to clear SOCKS proxy settings.
I am working on a project where we use a remote subversion server. The server uses the port 9090. I can access the server from my home PC. However, when I am in school, I don't have access probably due to the firewall used in here. So, I used a proxy server "Tor" and I managed to successfully connect to the server from the Tor browser.
Now Problem is how can I configure Eclipse to connect to the SVN server through the Tor proxy.
Thanks for your help.
You need http proxy for eclipse try FreeGate proxy (with wine if the operating system is Linux)