[Geoserver-users] Wrapper exception

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Hmm… it seems port 8081 is also busy… not sure what to add, the message is exactly the same as before.

This seems not to be the case. When I run the Resource Monitor I can see 8081 in the list of listening ports. Shutting down geoserver immediatley remove the port from the list. Therefore, the port is free.

The windows server is 64 bits. I read somewhere in the user list that both java and geoserver must be 32 bits. I wonder that it might have some issue related with this.

I had server-jre-7u80-windows-x64 , then I removed and installed jre-7u79-windows-i586 instead.

thanks.

JJ

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Hi Jair,

have you tried to start GeoServer staight from the command line, instead
of running it as a service? Does it start?

Il giorno gio, 02/07/2015 alle 10.14 -0600, jair santos ha scritto:

>>>Hmm... it seems port 8081 is also busy... not sure what to add, the
message is exactly the same as before.

This seems not to be the case. When I run the Resource Monitor I can
see 8081 in the list of listening ports. Shutting down geoserver
immediatley remove the port from the list. Therefore, the port is
free.

8080 (or 8081 in your case) is not the only port used by Jetty, there's
also the stop port, 8079 by default. You can look in the startup.bat
script inside %GEOSERVER_HOME%/bin and you will see it is passed as an
argument to the JVM when GeoServer is started: -DSTOP.PORT=8079

You could try and see if that port is by any chance taken by another
process (I prefer plain old "netstat -a -p tcp -b" command, to be run
from command line with administrative rights).

The windows server is 64 bits. I read somewhere in the user list that
both java and geoserver must be 32 bits. I wonder that it might have
some issue related with this.

I had server-jre-7u80-windows-x64 , then I removed and
installed jre-7u79-windows-i586 instead.

Doesn't seem related to this issue, although Java's and GeoServer's
architecture should match.

Sorry to insist, but a java.net.BindException is certainly due to a port
conflict.

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