Hi Tim,

I've been having a play with Web Builder, and have been getting this
error since I installed it, but thought it had something to do with the
ElevateDB server running as the same time, so just ignored it and
continued on...

But I've just tried turning off the ElevateDB Server that was running,
and ran WebBuilder again and still get this error message.

It has to be something on my machine as no one else has reported.

Is it cause I'm running XAMPP on my PC which I use to test PHP / mySQL
stuff locally?

Thanks, very excited about WebBuilder, I should be purchasing in a while
as I have an up and coming project that would suit this environment very
well.

Phil.

If I change the port from 80 to 85 it's fine, so I'm just guessing its
clashing with XAMPP

Phil,

<< I've been having a play with Web Builder, and have been getting this
error since I installed it, but thought it had something to do with the
ElevateDB server running as the same time, so just ignored it and continued
on... >>

It's a conflict with an existing application/service that is already
listening on port 80.  The 1.01 release of EWB will have a better error
message when this occurs, but for now just make sure to change the port
number in the Environment/Options/Web Server page.

To find out which application is listening on port 80, just use:

netstat -a -b

from the command prompt (Administrator required).

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote:

Phil,

<< I've been having a play with Web Builder, and have been getting this
error since I installed it, but thought it had something to do with the
ElevateDB server running as the same time, so just ignored it and continued
on... >>

It's a conflict with an existing application/service that is already
listening on port 80.  The 1.01 release of EWB will have a better error
message when this occurs, but for now just make sure to change the port
number in the Environment/Options/Web Server page.

To find out which application is listening on port 80, just use:

netstat -a -b

from the command prompt (Administrator required).

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Good Afternoon Mr. Young
this is in reference to Todays Post Port 80 in use.
I am sorry that I didn't search the forum before posting the message.

I am having the same problem. I have like about 20 services runing on port 80. I went to Web Builder Envirnment, Options, Web Server and change it to port 90. I also did the same to the server. I get no errors, however when I run any of the Sample projects including with the trial version, I get an empty page.



Thanks for the help

Regards,

Carlos

Hi,

Perhaps you are running IIS, which also listens on port 80.

Greetings,
Ronald

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Hi Tim,

I've been having a play with Web Builder, and have been getting this
error since I installed it, but thought it had something to do with the
ElevateDB server running as the same time, so just ignored it and
continued on...

But I've just tried turning off the ElevateDB Server that was running,
and ran WebBuilder again and still get this error message.

It has to be something on my machine as no one else has reported.

Is it cause I'm running XAMPP on my PC which I use to test PHP / mySQL
stuff locally?

Thanks, very excited about WebBuilder, I should be purchasing in a while
as I have an up and coming project that would suit this environment very
well.

Phil.