hello Heller
I found very starnge problem, that never occures earlier.
When i go to http://localhost:8080/mec_as2/HttpReceiver,
in browser, i got
SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
HTTP ERROR: 503
SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE
RequestURI=/mec_as2/HttpReceiver
Powered by jetty://
What can be wrong in my case?
Thanks
Eugene
Eugene,
Does there occure an extract error on startup of jetty (of the mec_as2.war)? I think jetty will extract the war to a /tmp directory (on linux), do you have all the rights on this directory?
Regards
Heller
It occures during application start. After i started AS2.exe, i get this error in browser and i cant receive files. Sending works correctly. I tested it on Windows.
Maybe there are some security problems for jetty server start (firewall or something else)?
Thanks
Eugene
Eugene,
I had a look at severeal forums for jetty but found nothing about it, sorry.
Sending as2 message is not depending on the receipt servlet, if you are only sending as2 messages with sync MDN you do not even need to start jetty.
Sorry, no idea. Anybody else who has/had this problem?
Regards
Heller
My AS2 server is successfully sending files to mendlesontest and receiving MDNs. When I try to access http://localhost:8080/mec_as2/HttpReceiver I get:
HTTP Status 404 - /mec_as2/HttpReceiver
type Status report
message /mec_as2/HttpReceiver
description The requested resource (/mec_as2/HttpReceiver) is not available.
Apache Tomcat/5.0.28
I checked the jetty.xml file and it seems to be set at port 8080 SystemProperty name="jetty.port" default="8080"
(disregard)
When I stopped Tomcat and started MEC AS2 I could see the MEC pages in the browser.
steveo,
thank you for this hint. Please have a look at the thread port usage for a list of ports used by m-e-c as2.
Regards
Heller
Hi Heller -
The link you provided for "Port usage" dosent work.
Is it possible to configure Mendelson AS2 on a different port other than 8080?
Rahul,
its about 3 years old. Here is the actual link:
http://community.mendelson-e-c.com/node/128
Regards
Heller