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June 20, 2008

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Prasanth

It also resolves the issue of multiple instances of JBOSS

Tommy

Thank you for posting this. It was exactly what I was looking for when trying to run JBoss AS and portal server on the same host for the first time. Cheers

Jukka

Thank you very much for helpful information.

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What about shutting down the second instance?
I've tried shutdown.sh specifying -Djboss.service.binding.set as a parameter, but it still shuts down the first instance.

joergf

How does that work for jboss 5? As far as I can see it is different there: http://community.jboss.org/wiki/AS5ServiceBindingManager

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Thankfully there is another solution. JBoss has a Binding Manager service. You can configure this service to bind ports defined in a configuration file. JBoss also provides a sample configuration file with 4 sets of ports. In order to use this service you need to do the following (JBOSS_HOME represents the directory where JBoss is installed and SERVER_NAME represents the server instance you are working with

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