Re: It appears that an instance of Pixory is already running!

"Ronald Pulleman" <[email protected]> Thu, 13 Apr 2006 19:30:39 -0000
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.pixory
Message-ID <[email protected]>
cmd prompt
"java -version"

what does it say?

cmd prompt
"set"

Do you have a JAVA_HOME?  What does it say.

BTW You fault seems to come from somewhere else. But just in case.Pls
check.

Ronald


--- In [email protected], "alonfw2" <alonfw@...> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> 
> I am a long time user of pixory.  I have had an intermittent problem
> with Pixory starting.  I am running it on Windows XP and have the
> shortcut set so it starts automatically when Windows starts.  About a
> year ago or so it started be cranking about starting, the FireFox
> Window would come up saying the page as not available.  Usually
> starting Pixory a second times resolved this, sometimes it took half a
> dozen times.  I expirmented with closing other programs, uninstalling
> and reinstalling Java, etc... but never really solved it, so just
> lived with it.  However, today it will not start at all.  So I am
> hoping someone more knowledgable might be ablt to help me slueth out
> the solution.  My log ends with the following lines...
> 
> 09:52:08,031 INFO (main) [pxftp.PXFtpServer startServer] - started ftp
> server 'PXApplicationFtpServer'
> 09:52:08,046 WARN (main) [util.ThreadedServer start] - Failed to
> start: SocketListener0@...:80
> 09:52:08,046 WARN (main) [ServletContainer main] - It appears that an
> instance of Pixory is already running!
> Cannot start new instance!
> 09:52:09,406 INFO (Thread-1) [pxftp.PXFtpConnection run] - Handling
> new request from 127.0.0.1
> 
> I can upload the entire log if it helps.
> 
> Is this telling me another program has a listener on 0.0.0.0:80 ?  If
> so, anyone know how to tell what program that might be?
> 
> At one time I accidently loaded the latest greatest Java, and had to
> revert back to a previous version for Pixory to work properly.  I
> always wondered if there was some fragment from that installation that
> was giving me greif.  Does anyone know of a 100% sure fire way to
> entirely remove Java and then reinstall it.  I have tried it myself,
> by deleting the Java directories, but it has not helped.  I am not
> apposed to messing around in the registry if need be.
> 
> In my Add/Remove Programs I see:
> J2SE Runtime Environment 5.0 Update 3
> Java 2 Runtime Enironment, SE v1.4.2
> 
> I am going to try removing the 5.0 one, but don't really expect it to
> entirely solve my issue.
> 
> Any help from anyone will be appreciated,
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Alon :)
>






 
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