Questions tagged [port]
A port is a communication end-point in the context of network communications or an interaction point for inter-component interactions. Do not use this tag for software ports from one platform or language to another, but use the tag "porting" instead.
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Converting an Android app to a Blackberry App
I've been doing some research and I can't seem to find the specific answer I am looking for.
There is an app that is available for Androids that I would like to compile and run on Blackberry. I ...
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Change embedded destination port in compiled application
I have a compiled client application without the source code. It connects via TCP to my server on port 7777 (this is the destination). I would like to change the application to use a different port ...
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Asp.net HttpCookie specify port
Is there a way to specify the port for a HttpCookie?
I have a site that is available at sub.example.com and needs to be deployed at sub.example.com:81 and sub.example.com:82.(so the same domain, ...
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client can not connect from another ip
I wrote a simple client-server application. It works very well on my computer. but when my friend tries to connect my server he can't. I create the server on my computer with port 23. Here is the part ...
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Is there a way to find a port being used by process, given its process id , using java?
Is there a way to find a port opened by java process, given the process id of the process in java?
Need to find it using java as it has to be platform independent
Given a process id : output any port/...
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GlassFish can't start because of "port conflict" but nothing is using that port -- what's wrong with GlassFish?
I develop on Mac (Lion) with Eclipse and GlassFish 3.1. GlassFish uses ports 8080 and 4848. Suddenly when I try to launch GlassFish it tells me it can't because there's a port conflict.
As far as I ...
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How to select a static port number for a custom app?
We've got a custom application that needs to serve requests on it's own port number. We really don't care what the number is, although we'll stick to that port after we decide. How do I select a ...
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How to port android to run on a lg gt350 mobile that meets the android minimum device requirements
i have searched all over the net to find any ports of Android to lg gt350i, but i found none , so i decided to build it myself , is it possible to build android for lg gt350i? how should i flash it ...
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Change Cherrypy Port and restart web server
Is there a way in python to change the port that cherrypy is using and force the web server (not apache, cherrypy) to restart?
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Get all possible servers on a LAN network
I'm using the details on connecting to a server from a client here: http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20020323.asp
It's quite out dated but I just need it for a quick project. I need the client ...
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Starting a service which may have port conflicts with existing service
Is there any way to start a service and force a service that is already running to stop if it uses the port that the service I want to start is going to be using?
I'm going to be installing apache ...
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WCF Service Port Sharing problem
I am trying to host several WCF REST services on the same port. I started Net.Tcp Port Sharing Service and this is my app.config file:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<configuration>
<system....
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TCP: is it possible to bind a socket and then /both/ connect from it and accept from it (both client and server rules)?
is it possible in any common platform - say, in Windows - to write a servient process that creates a socket, binds it to exactly one local "address:port" (fixed), and then:
use it to listen for ...
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Unable to make php curl request with port number
I am unable to make a php curl request with port number , without port number i am getting response properly.
Through terminal when i do curl http://www.sample.com:8088 i am getting response back ...
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What are the proper security measures involved with opening a port with Python? [closed]
Consider a very basic python socket which opens up a port to the internet on the host computer and listens for incoming messages, which are displayed in a terminal.
Keeping a port wide open like this ...