two server on a different ports

[Jorge Anselmo <an...@nautec.com.br>]

Hi everyboad, I would like to know if somebody knows how to stay
listenning on a different port in the same server in a same computer,
for example, one port should be especific to SSL connections and that
one should be to non-SSL connections. I'm developing an Desktop
application with xmlrpc-1.2-b1.

[]'s

Anselmo

Re: two server on a different ports

[Jorge Anselmo <an...@nautec.com.br>]

Em Qui, 2004-12-02 às 15:39, James Russo escreveu:
> If you are using the internal WebServer class, it would seem that you 
> could just instantiate two server objects, binding each to its own port 
> and you would be all set. You should also be able to pass them both the 
> same XmlRpcHandler object. I've never used the SSL portion of the code, 
> so I can't comment on that.
> 
> -jr

Thanks James, now it's working very well, SSL e non-SSL connections...

[]'s

Anselmo

Re: two server on a different ports

[James Russo <jr...@halo3.net>]

If you are using the internal WebServer class, it would seem that you 
could just instantiate two server objects, binding each to its own port 
and you would be all set. You should also be able to pass them both the 
same XmlRpcHandler object. I've never used the SSL portion of the code, 
so I can't comment on that.

-jr

Jorge Anselmo wrote:

>Hi everyboad, I would like to know if somebody knows how to stay
>listenning on a different port in the same server in a same computer,
>for example, one port should be especific to SSL connections and that
>one should be to non-SSL connections. I'm developing an Desktop
>application with xmlrpc-1.2-b1.
>
>[]'s
>
>Anselmo
>
>  
>

RE: two server on a different ports

[Jorge Anselmo <an...@nautec.com.br>]

Em Qui, 2004-12-02 às 16:31, keroppi kero escreveu:
> Hola Anselmo,

Hello Keroppi,

> You can start to instances of your server with two differents port without 
> problems.
> 
> If your java class is named MyServer, you can do java MyServer [port] two 
> times, and it run to servers in a diferent port (MyServer must caught the 
> port from parameters).

ok, thanks for your reply, I got to run both instances of my
server....

> (I could answer better if I could answer in Spanish, Are you Spanish talker?

Unfortunatelly I don't talk Spanish, but if you want use this language,
I think that I can understand without problems because between
Portuguese(my native language) and Spanish there's not too much
distance, right?

[]'s

Anselmo

RE: two server on a different ports

[keroppi kero <xm...@hotmail.com>]

Hola Anselmo,

You can start to instances of your server with two differents port without 
problems.

If your java class is named MyServer, you can do java MyServer [port] two 
times, and it run to servers in a diferent port (MyServer must caught the 
port from parameters).

(I could answer better if I could answer in Spanish, Are you Spanish talker?

>From: Jorge Anselmo <an...@nautec.com.br>
>Reply-To: xmlrpc-user@ws.apache.org
>To: XmlRpc <xm...@ws.apache.org>
>Subject: two server on a different ports
>Date: Thu, 02 Dec 2004 15:14:58 -0200
>
>Hi everyboad, I would like to know if somebody knows how to stay
>listenning on a different port in the same server in a same computer,
>for example, one port should be especific to SSL connections and that
>one should be to non-SSL connections. I'm developing an Desktop
>application with xmlrpc-1.2-b1.
>
>[]'s
>
>Anselmo
>

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