J2SE SDK & Tomcat coexist w/Visual Studio.NET & IIS?

F

Franklin Barths

It seemed when I first installed J2SE SDK and the Tomcat
server, that it didn't get along with MS's Visual Studio and
IIS server. That was in Windows 98. Now I'm running
WinXP Pro, and I'm getting tired of maintaining two
versions of the operating system - one Win XP running my
Java stuff, and another WinXP running my C# stuff (I'm a
student). I'd like to put the two development environments
on the same operating system. Can it be done so that the
MS Visual Studio.NET and IIS doesn't interfere my Java
SDK and Tomcat development software?

--->Barths
 
F

Franklin Barths

OK, and I assume you mean for Tomcat and IIS. Does
it matter if they are not running at the same time? Any
other possible interferences with MS Access?

Thanks for any tips.

--->Barths


Eugene Ostroukhov said:
Check the ports - they can try to use the same ones.

Franklin Barths said:
It seemed when I first installed J2SE SDK and the Tomcat
server, that it didn't get along with MS's Visual Studio and
IIS server. That was in Windows 98. Now I'm running
WinXP Pro, and I'm getting tired of maintaining two
versions of the operating system - one Win XP running my
Java stuff, and another WinXP running my C# stuff (I'm a
student). I'd like to put the two development environments
on the same operating system. Can it be done so that the
MS Visual Studio.NET and IIS doesn't interfere [with] my
Java SDK and Tomcat development software?
 
K

Kerry Sanders

Franklin said:
OK, and I assume you mean for Tomcat and IIS. Does
it matter if they are not running at the same time? Any
other possible interferences with MS Access?


I have both setup on my laptop with no problems. As another person
mentioned in the thread, definitely check the ports. I changed the port
value in ./server/all/conf/jboss-service.xml to something like 8081 or
whatever you decide. Just make it something other than port 80, which
is what IIS uses by default.
 

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