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Java/JSP developers on Tomcat and Application Server administrators. Problem
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March 13th, 2008 at 8:23 am
Openfire may still conflict with tomcat after disabling/moving the administration console. ..to continue the above fix:
Click on “http binding” under “server settings”
Either disable or move the http / https ports for http binding.
..This affects both 8080 and 8483, which may both conflict with tomcat.