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问题 I request a wsdl that is hosted on a domain with a port other than 80. http://example.com:5555/test.asmx?wsdl But they did not specify the port in the <port> element <wsdl:port name="ECommerceServiceSoap" binding="tns:ECommerceServiceSoap"> <soap:address location="http://example.com/test.asmx" /> </wsdl:port> so I can download the wsdl but all the calls from it get a 404 response because the PHP soapclient doesn't call the right url (without the port). What solutions do I have ? 回答1: Figured

问题 I have IBM Notes 9.0.1 (Revision 20131022.1138) installed on my Windows 8.1. Whenever I start my Domino Designer and try to preview a page it does not show up. I tried to start the local HTTP process using the command nhttp.exe -preview but it gave me an error as: HTTP Server: Error - Unable to Bind port 80, port may be in use or user needs net_privaddr privilege Using the command of netstat -o I was able to find Toaster.exe process bound to 80. I disabled it using instructions from here. But

问题 I developed a program "installer" that will add and configure a new website on IIS. My problem is that I want to check if the port given by the user is already used by another site before installing. My project is in C # WinForm style. Someone you have an idea? string[] lPorts = System.IO.Ports.SerialPort.GetPortNames(); ? 回答1: Check this: BindingInformation Property: Gets or sets the binding information for the current binding. The value of this property is a colon-delimited string that

问题 if (tn.read_until('>')): action1 else: action2 or if (tn.read_until() == '>'): action1 else: action2 I just want the read_until() to check which desired String comes first, and do different actions. Or is there any equivalent ways? 回答1: Look at the docs. Read until wants the expected string as a positional argument and an optional timeout. I would do it like this: >>> try: ... response = tn.read_until(">", timeout=120) #or whatever timeout you choose. ... except EOFError as e: ... print

问题 I'm using Spring's RestTemplate class to get XML from a web service outside my organisation. Due to a change in local firewall rules, I need to specify a specific source port in my HTTP requests. Now I can't find anything in the api, on stackoverflow or any tutorial on how to do this. Is this not possible? More generally, in descriptions online, I have found that using a specific source port was generally done with UDP based connections/applications. Is this something that is not usually done

问题 I've been working on a rails app previously, the server worked fine. I closed it and made a new one https://bitbucket.org/ScarletMcLearn/sample_app and now when I started the server, the http://localhost:3000, http://localhost:3000/static_pages/home, and anything else remains blank. I've tried Googling and reading some other Stackoverflow posts, but they aren't working for me. I'm using a Mac - if it helps. Really hope you can help me out here, I'm new in Rails, hence simple instructions

问题 It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical and cannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clarifying this question so that it can be reopened, visit the help center. Closed 8 years ago . I am working on porting a library over from C++ to Java. I want to know the first / initial steps to begin this port. I am not sure how will I test / debug? I could just start with the "main" file and begin

问题 This is on Windows system. I have tomcat started on 8080. I have a nodejs program started which is also listening on 8080. So now I have 2 PIDs. When I do a netstat, I find two PIDs on the same port. So everything is clearly being shown. And these two processes ran without showing up any error. What baffled me is when I access the url localhost:8080 on the browser, it sometimes shows up tomcat home page and the rest of the time it shows up the nodejs response. Looks like there is a race

问题 My jBoss server is running on the port 1099. While I am trying to telnet the port from the local machine, getting the "Connection to host lost" message. I was doing telnet 192.168.200.150 1099 Its showing some other port as 8083. What this error message means? 回答1: My jBoss server is running on the port 1099. No. Your JBoss server is almost certainly running on port 80 or port 8080. Port 1099 is its port for its implementation of the RMI Registry, not its primary port. While I am trying to

问题 In one of the installer script I am working on I came across the requirement of getting port number on which tomcat service is running. So is there a way in nsis by which given a service name we can get port number on which it is running. If not how can it be achieved. 回答1: I assume you do not know where tomcat is installed (if it is installed at all). A few pointers - not sure if all this is possible in NSIS: Use Processes plugin to find if tomcat is running. You will be able filter by java