Server command line
The Windows command line for the server supplied with the product distribution looks like:
java -jar server_out.jar "%CD%" 9887 9888 9889 9890 9080
This command line is found in the server.bat batch file.
The Linux/Unix command line for the server supplied with the product distribution looks like:
java -jar server_out.jar "$QVCS_HOME" 9887 9888 9889 9890 9080
This command line is found in the server.sh shell script.
On Windows platforms, the value for the %CD% variable is the directory containing the server.bat file; on Linux/Unix platforms, the value for the QVCS_HOME environment variable is set within the server.sh shell script to point to the current directory -- i.e. the directory containing the server.sh shell script.
The purpose of the %CD% and QVCS_HOME argument is to identify the 'install' directory for the server.
The 5 numbers immediately following tha value identify the ports that the server will use.
- The first number (9887) identifies the non-secure port that the server listens on for IDE connections.
- The 2nd number (9888) identifies the non-secure port that the server listens on for client connections.
- The 3rd number (9889) identifies the port the server listens on for secure (anonymous SSL) connections from the QVCS-Enterprise client application. This is the port that you should point your client to.
- The 4th number (9890) identifies the port the server listens on for secure (anonymous SSL) connections from the admin tool.
- The 5th number (9080) identifies the port that the server listens on for http connections -- i.e. the last number is the port number used for the simple web server included with the server. You should be able to point your favorite web browser to that port to see the web pages served by the server.
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