Hi and thanks in advance for the Help.

I upgraded However, I can't connect please see video that shows of what is going on.

Here is the Youtube Link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLsPvh4CS0w



Thanks

Tim has discussed the use of the server, and how you can register alternative
servers, previously. It is worth going back over those. Also try the pages in the
normal browser to see if you can access them.

The "unable to bind" error is because there is already a server on that port.

You will find the CMD command "netstat -ano" useful, as it tells you the processes
that are listening on the port. You can then use task manager to see the process
numbers to work out which is which.

/Matthew Jones/

Carlos,

<< I upgraded However, I can't connect please see video that shows of what
is going on. >>

What version are you using ?  This was fixed in 1.01 B3:

http://www.elevatesoft.com/incident?action=viewrep&category=ewb&release=1.01&incident=3690

Thanks,

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi Carlos,
This may not exactly fix your problem, but I wanted to present an option
that you may find helpful.

First, I'd check your output folder and make sure that everything
compiles correctly.  If so, you can just open your html file through the
browser of your choice.

Secondly, I run a virtual testing server using VirtualBox
(https://www.virtualbox.org/) and Ubuntu Server
(http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server).  I can easily deploy to my
virtual server then browse to my project by using the server's local IP.

This allows me to quickly deploy, and then test my projects through all
3 major browsers (Chrome, FireFox and IE).

Hope you get it all sorted out.

-Dan

"Tim Young [Elevate Software]" wrote:

Carlos,

<< I upgraded However, I can't connect please see video that shows of what
is going on. >>

What version are you using ?  This was fixed in 1.01 B3:

http://www.elevatesoft.com/incident?action=viewrep&category=ewb&release=1.01&incident=3690

Thanks,

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com


Hi Tim.

I am using the latest see the video

Thanks

Dan Collins wrote:

Hi Carlos,
This may not exactly fix your problem, but I wanted to present an option
that you may find helpful.

First, I'd check your output folder and make sure that everything
compiles correctly.  If so, you can just open your html file through the
browser of your choice.

Secondly, I run a virtual testing server using VirtualBox
(https://www.virtualbox.org/) and Ubuntu Server
(http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server).  I can easily deploy to my
virtual server then browse to my project by using the server's local IP.

This allows me to quickly deploy, and then test my projects through all
3 major browsers (Chrome, FireFox and IE).

Hope you get it all sorted out.

-Dan

Hi Dan

Thanks for the help.

I was able to install both the VBox and the Ubuntu Server. But I am stuck and what to do next. Ho do I send the files to the running ubuntu server.

Thanks

(Matthew Jones) wrote:

Tim has discussed the use of the server, and how you can register alternative
servers, previously. It is worth going back over those. Also try the pages in the
normal browser to see if you can access them.

The "unable to bind" error is because there is already a server on that port.

You will find the CMD command "netstat -ano" useful, as it tells you the processes
that are listening on the port. You can then use task manager to see the process
numbers to work out which is which.

/Matthew Jones/

Hi Matt.

Do you have a link where I can see where he discusses this?

Thanks

Carlos wrote:

(Matthew Jones) wrote:

Tim has discussed the use of the server, and how you can register alternative
servers, previously. It is worth going back over those. Also try the pages in the
normal browser to see if you can access them.

The "unable to bind" error is because there is already a server on that port.

You will find the CMD command "netstat -ano" useful, as it tells you the processes
that are listening on the port. You can then use task manager to see the process
numbers to work out which is which.

/Matthew Jones/

Hi Matt.

Do you have a link where I can see where he discusses this?

Thanks


Problem SOLVED This is what I did

Proxy setting in my browser was causing the problem. In IE I went to Tools-Internet Options-Connections-LAN Settings-Advanced (under proxy server)-added "localhost" to exceptions. Click on yes to the message that pops up and ok.

Done

Thanks to all

Carlos,

<< Problem SOLVED This is what I did

Proxy setting in my browser was causing the problem. In IE I went to
Tools-Internet Options-Connections-LAN Settings-Advanced (under proxy
server)-added "localhost" to exceptions. Click on yes to the message that
pops up and ok. >>

Thanks for the update - I would have never thought of checking the proxy
settings.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com