I was able to leave the server ewb command line running on port 8081 and I'm testing some applications.
I defined the external server in the IDE, so now I have two types of servers to choose from. If the external server is not running and I choose the internal server option, when running the application, the IDE indicates the error that I captured in the attached image.
If I run the external server command line, even if I choose the internal server it works fine.
If I choose the external server and it is running, it also works fine.
Is this so or do I have to define the servers by project?
Thank you!

Alvaro,

<< I was able to leave the server ewb command line running on port 8081 and I'm testing some applications.
I defined the external server in the IDE, so now I have two types of servers to choose from. If the external server is not running and I choose the internal server option, when running the application, the IDE indicates the error that I captured in the attached image.
If I run the external server command line, even if I choose the internal server it works fine.
If I choose the external server and it is running, it also works fine.
Is this so or do I have to define the servers by project? >>

You have to select the server that you want to deploy against from the Project menu, and the server that you want to run against from the Run menu.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Alvaro,

And yes, this is on a per-project basis.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com