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What would be the best way to configure a WebLogic 8.1 to listen to multiple ports?
The documentation at edocs.bea.com only describe how to use the web console to specify "network channels" and to map them to a server, but I would very much prefer the "edit config.xml directly" alternative...
 
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So use the console to map them out, then see what got put in the config file!
 
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Originally posted by Tim Holloway:
So use the console to map them out, then see what got put in the config file!

Ah. I should've mentioned that I already figured that out. Unfortunately, the server where the WebLogic is running is hidden from the outside world so that I can't access the console.
As a last resort, I could install WebLogic on my desktop and do the tweaking there. I still can't understand why they couldn't add the multiple-port stuff into the config.xml reference...
Anyway, thanks Tim for helping out.
 
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Originally posted by Lasse Koskela:
The documentation at edocs.bea.com only describe how to use the web console to specify "network channels" and to map them to a server, but I would very much prefer the "edit config.xml directly" alternative...


Are you sure the documentation doesn't describe how to do it in the config.xml?
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Ok. That was embarassing. I could swear those weren't there yesterday
Thanks mate.
 
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Here's the configuration, by the way:
 
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hmmhmhmh .... one domain multiple PORTS !!!
I believe one domain can point to one port number, if I am not wrong.
But you can change the port no by editing config.xml
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Originally posted by Rashid Ghulam:
I believe one domain can point to one port number, if I am not wrong.


We are in fact running a single WebLogic 8.1 domain, which receives HTTP traffic from two ports -- using the config.xml entry I posted earlier -- so it's definitely possible.
 
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