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  • 1.  Port Restrictions

    Posted 12/22/09 02:41 PM

    Hello, would anyone know of if webMethods has any port restrictions with PORT 80?


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  • 2.  RE: Port Restrictions

    Posted 12/22/09 10:08 PM

    It has none, aside from OS ones, for example you cannot bind to ports below 1024 on Unixes by default.

    What problem do you face?


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  • 3.  RE: Port Restrictions

    Posted 12/23/09 04:24 PM

    Well we are trying to expose a web service that I have created within Developer. We have it going through apache then hitting our proxy IS, do you know how to expose a webservice with this setup?


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  • 4.  RE: Port Restrictions

    Posted 12/23/09 08:48 PM

    There shouldn’t be any issues Proxy Port:8080.

    Are you using the same port? what settings do you currently see in the
    Settings > Proxy Servers?

    HTH,
    RMg


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  • 5.  RE: Port Restrictions

    Posted 12/30/09 03:13 PM

    Hi RMG, i figured the apache part of it now and I can access the proxy which inturn redirects me to my internal IS. However how would one have the client access the webservice via the url in the connectors?


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