Admin port configuration not found' error while setting up Glassfish config in IntelliJ

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Patrick Stalder picture Patrick Stalder · Aug 10, 2011 · Viewed 16k times · Source

When setting up Glassfish in IntelliJ IDEA I get the following Error message ´Admin port configuration not found´.

Now I searched high an low but I found no place where I can set the admin port.

Searching Google all I found was a dead link on the JavaRanch. So Im not the first but the solution is lost.

Does anybody know what is to be done?

Answer

CrazyCoder picture CrazyCoder · Aug 11, 2011

IDEA GlassFish integration detects admin port from the file: <domain folder>/config/domain.xml

XPaths checked:

/configs/config[@name='server-config']/http-service/http-listener[@id='admin-listener']/@port
/configs/config[@name='server-config']/network-config/network-listeners/network-listener[@protocol='admin-listener']/@port

If domain.xml can't be found or both XPaths aren't valid you'll be warned with the message Admin port configuration not found.

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