I have exactly the same problem. Are you able to find a solution?. I am using Oracle10gAS(9.0.4) on Redhat ES 3.0.

Hi, I assume you are using host="127.0.0.1". Try using your real IP. This worked for me.

Hi
Still the same problem even if I specify the host as the machine IP, adding the port no in "port = '3701'"

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Tks
Andre

Hi,

we have the same problem.

What ist the solution?

Is there any workaround for the problem (patch, ..)?


Tks
Jörg

I too got the Same Problem?. Could any one found the solution for this problem.
Plz. Help us in solving the problem.

Modify the config/rmi.xml file to have the host attribute in the tag as follows:

<rmi-server port="23791" host="server-ip-address">
....
</rmi-server>

After that, place the log4j-your-jdev-version.jar in appserverhome/j2ee/home/lib folder.

Restart the server. The bind problem would disappear.

Hope this solves your problem :-)

Ramesh

hi ramesh,
this is sateesh. I only posted the above request before i found the solution. but with different trials i got that at last.
--sateesh(TCS)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

hi ramesh,
this is sateesh. I only posted the above request
before i found the solution. but with different
trials i got that at last.
--sateesh(TCS)

Hi Sateesh,

i'm using the Oracle 10g AS (9.0.4) on RedHat Linux 3.0 Advanced Server.
I've formatted my machine, installed redhat and then 10g AS. There are no other softwares installed on my machine.

After installation, I've created an Instace of OC4J server using IAS console, started the instance and got a message saying my instance has been started. But when i look at the log file in %ORACLE_HOME%/opmn/logs i got a message saying "Error starting ORMI-Server. Unable to bind socket: Address already in use".

I've searched this forum for this and did all the kinds of modifications suggested by others and found no success. U said that u've tried other way and found the solution. Could you please help me out with the solution. I've tried stopping the default server instance being created at the time of 10 gAS installation. When i looked at the ports in use for the application server, its listing different ports for JMS, RMI and AJP but the same port for Oracle HTTP Server as 7778.


P.S.: this is not only for sateesh, but for any one who could help me out with the solution.

Please help me ASAP as its urgent for me and I've spent last 5 days for this.
Any kind of help regarding this would be highly appreciated.

Thanks,
Balakrishna

Hi Ramesh,

you've mentioned to place log4j-your-jdev-version.jar in appserverhome/j2ee/home/lib folder.. where to find the jar file that you are talking about and what is the relation between log4j jar and server start up?

Please help me ASAP

I solved the problem by changing /etc/hosts. Don't let the server to resolve servername to the IP 127.0.0.1

Such as

127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
10.4.2.206 laappt6.maximus.local laappt6

Hi,
how did you change your /etc/hosts file? i have an entry in this file as follows:

127.0.0.1 ROBBROS-QA localhost.localdomain localhost

here ROBBROS-QA is my hostname. What changed do i need to do to solve the problem with starting ORMI Server. Please help me ASAP

Thank you,
Balakrishna

Hey Ramesh,

i was struck with the same problem and ur solution helped me.. thanks a lot :)