Currently, I am using a virtual machine in Oracle cloud. I have successfully installed Tomcat and IdentityIQ. The server is deployed correctly, but when I try to access through Google Chrome with the credentials, I get the following error.
I have disabled the firewall and when I try to test the connection with ping it does not respond.
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I have developed a project and its running fine in local. I have created a war file and deployed it there and tested in server itself as localhost. It works fine. When I try to point from my machine as http://<server ip>:8080/<project name>, its not able to connect.
All it says
This site can’t be reached
<server ip> took too long to respond.
I tried to check whether I'm able to ping
ping <ip address>
Its able to connect.
What other configuration is required to connect to the project from my local system browser that is deployed in the server machine?
I've seen a lot of posts on the build agent not being able to connect to the server, but in my case I can't connect to the server at all.
I'm using TeamCity 10, on CentOS 7 with the Oracle JDK installed. I've started the server using the runAll script and have not changed anything in the configuration. I opened port 8111 with FirewallD to access the setup screen.
The problem is, I can't access the setup screen. I open the page in Chrome and it just hangs "connecting". I tried Firefox too, and also CURL. It appears that the TCP connection is accepted, and the HTTP request is sent, but no response comes at all.
The logs do not show that anything is wrong. The build agent log fails to register to the server, however, saying it is in "maintenance mode". This is a fresh install.
I have installed tomcat server with java application in ubuntu 15.10. Tomcat server with Application is running in server (locally). But issue is that it is not running in other system browser (Remotely). I tried all ways like port changes, SSL config, server.xml config, web.xml. Please let me know what is the solution exactly.
I have attached the below remote tomcat web page error...
Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at
xxx.xxx.x.x:8080.
The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a
few moments. If you are unable to load any pages, check your
computer's network connection. If your computer or network is
protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure that Firefox is permitted
to access the Web.
So I'm working on a project using a SQL Server 2008 database. It uses Java with Hibernate. I was doing some work on it last week, it was working (relatively) fine. I came back to it today and all of the sudden Hibernate can't login or connect to the database. I suspect the problem is in SQL Server because I tried connecting to it with JDBC but that didn't work either.
Server authentication is set to "SQL Server and Windows Authentication mode"
my users "dummy" and "root" have "Grant" check on all explicit permissions.
The username and password I enter are correct. I know this because I can log in o SQL Server Management Studio with those logins and run queries.
The database is on a Windows XP virtual machine and I'm using Eclipse on my host machine. I have Port Forwarding and everything set up with Oracle VirtualBox (like I said, it was working fine last week).
Any suggestions?
--EDIT--
See the comments below the original post
---EDIT---
I made a discovery. My Java project is not even getting connected with the SQL Server. When I fail a log in with a .udl test, a log message is created for the failed login. But whenever I fail to login using my Java project on my host machine, there are logs created.
I should also point out that I can connect to a MySQL database running on the same VM and run queries on it just fine.
Is there something wrong with this URL String? "jdbc:sqlserver://192.168.56.1:1433;databaseName=MLB;user=dummy;password=123"
I can confirm that the IP Address, Port number, database name, username, and password are all correct.
I figured out the answer myself. I had install SQL Server 2014 on my host machine and somehow that conflicted with some settings somewhere. Once I unistalled SQL Server 2014 from my host machine all of my problems went away.
we hav a java app running on tomcat
backend is sql server configured for windows authentication
we are runnning tomcat as a windows service
we are not able to connect to sql db bcoz tomcat is used as windows service.
guess, its taking different userid and pass for which sql server windows authentication fails.
however, if we run tomcat normally (not as windows service), connection to db getting successful, but we cannot run tomcat normally as we want it to run forever. if we run tomcat normally, it shuts down when that particular user who started tomcat logs off as his
session expires.
Try to configure tomcat service to log on as some real account not as Local system account.
Why don't you use Mixed authentication mode for SQL server instead of Windows Authentication because as per SQL Server's documentation using Local System Account is not recommend for security considerations.
In Mixed mode make a special user for your application and give the rights accordingly. Then use that user/pass in your connection string.