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Im not a expert. I have little knowledge about these ports. Whenever Im trying to change netbean's apacahe tomcat ports it shows port is in use (tried ports: 9893,3435,8021,8080,80 etc).

How can i fix the conflict between these ports ? I also have glass fish server which come with netbeans full installation. I think this also have port issuies.

When I type localhost:8084 a page with some error shows up. Here's a image of that :

Whats wrong with the installation ? How can I give full read/write permissions to apache webapps folder?

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Try netstat -atpn as root (or sudo netstat -atpn). This will show you which process is listening on which port. Then, check if you need all of the servers running. There seem to be Tomcat, Glasfish and Mono running in parallel - is this required? Does Netbeans need two servers (Tomcat, Glassfish)? – tohuwawohu Apr 18 '12 at 9:41
Yes I think netbeans needs two of them. Glassfish is for jsp and Apache is for php. Well it just how i like it. I can use jsp and php on both server though. Mono I cant stop it. Dont know much about it. It deploys asp pages. – Curious Apprentice Apr 18 '12 at 12:04
Apache httpd (the famous apache web server) != Apache Tomcat (the servlet engine). You don't need Apache Tomcat for PHP. Glassfish should be able to do all what Tomcat does, so you usually don't need both Tomcat and Glassfish parallel. Monodoc may be run by a Mono IDE - do you have on running? BTW - 0% accept rate doesn't people encourage to answer your questions... – tohuwawohu Apr 18 '12 at 12:17
@ tohuwawohu : You are right , but how does it solves my problem. I don't want alternatives. I want quick fix to that xsp problem. – Curious Apprentice Apr 26 '12 at 18:40

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