Alfresco with jdk 1.5.0?

[shamabbas]

Is it possible if Alfresco can work with jdk1.5.0?
I havn't tried with jdk1.5.0.. but did with jdk1.6.0 in linux and windows as well.

Please let me know as soon as possible. Thanks 

[shamabbas]

yes this 50500 port Jboss is using when i run it to deploy alfresco. And i also stop all firewall blocks before running it but still facing that problem…

I also think that the RMI service needs to be able to access the localhost using it's hostname, so you need to make sure that the server can resolve it's own hostname. Try and ping the server hostname, from the server, and make sure that the ip adress is correct.

I actually didnt get it properly cuz of being new in jboss,Alfresco and linux as well… 

If theres need to change in any file then please let me know and how to resolve it il b very grateful to you ….

THANKS ALOT 4REPLYN ME BAK…

[gronfelt]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean. Is the port 50500 in use before you start JBoss? In that case, that is probably your problem. You could check this by running the following command (in Linux):

netstat -npl |grep 50500‍

There should be no output. If there is any output, you need to check what process that uses the port, and then determine if that's anything that should run on the server, or if it's just a JBoss/java process that hasn't been properly stopped.

If that's not the problem, you should check if your server knows the ip of it's own hostname. Run "hostname" (if you're running Linux) to see what your hostname is, then run "ping <hostname>" and check that the ip adress is correct (it should be either 127.0.0.1 or whatever ip you have assigned to your networking interface).

[shamabbas]

THANKS ALOT …. i guess ur rigt..

If that's not the problem, you should check if your server knows the ip of it's own hostname. Run "hostname" (if you're running Linux) to see what your hostname is, then run "ping <hostname>" and check that the ip adress is correct (it should be either 127.0.0.1 or whatever ip you have assigned to your networking interface).

I tried as you said… when jboss wasnt running

netstat -npl |grep 50500‍

this didnt show any output..
then i ping "myHostname" and it showed me neither 127.0.0.1 nor was my IP it was some of my networks other machiene IP.

Now tell me pleaseeeee where should i go and change something?

I think in /etc/host file where 127.0.0.1 is i should write my IP?

[gronfelt]

I assume your /etc/hosts contains a line that looks something like this:

127.0.0.1      localhost.localdomain localhost‍

You could add your hostname to that line, so it looks like this:

127.0.0.1        your_hostname localhost.localdomain localhost‍

[shamabbas]

Thanksssssssssssss alotzzzz Man….

It really worked….
I edited  "/etc/hosts" file with my hostname and IP…
it worked im really grateful to you… your really helping.

thanks once again…

p.s and i have configured in jdk1.5.0_21 its working perfect…