How change ajp port if you run atlas-run

[Petr Ročeň]

Dear Mr or Mrs,

I have problem with develop jira gadjet. I have problem with my gadjet in confluence.

If I run atlas-debug for jira and for confluence atlas-run, so confluence stop starting with error:

[ERROR] confluence: The configured AJP port, 8009, is in use

If I change target\container\tomcat9x\apache-tomcat-9.0.11\conf\server.xml, so the atlas-run ignoring this change.

I am using atlassian-plugin-sdk-8.0.7.

Thank you for your help.

Petr

[existpierre]

<configuration>
    <enableQuickReload>true</enableQuickReload>
    <extractDependencies>true</extractDependencies>
    <ajpPort>8010</ajpPort>

...

[Stephen Sifers]

Hello Petr,

Thank you for providing the steps you took along with what you’re seeing when you have the port conflict. There is an option within atlas-run to specify your ports. This would look similar to as follows:

• --http-port
• HTTP port for the servlet container. The defaults are as described in the SDK overview. You may need to change this if you already have a process listed for the default port, such as when you want to bring up two instances of Confluence.
• Shortened: -p
• --ajp-port
• AJP port for the servlet container. The defaults are as described in the SDK overview. You may need to change this if you already have a process listed for the default port, such as when you want to bring up two instances of Confluence.
• Shortened: -ajp

Source documentation: atlas-run

The above should allow you to manually specify your ports to avoid the conflict with running applications.

I hope this proves helpful and you’re able to run atlas-run without further conflicts.

Regards,
Stephen Sifers

[Petr Ročeň]

Hello Stephen,

thank you for your help, but in atlassian-plugin-sdk-8.0.7 this options missing.

C:\Users\procen>atlas-run --help

Usage: atlas-run [options]

Runs the product with your plugin installed.

The following options are available:
-v [value], --version [value]
    Version of the product to run (default is RELEASE).

-c [value], --container [value]
    Container to run in (default is tomcat6x).

-p [value], --http-port [value]
    HTTP port for the servlet container.

--context-path [value]
    Application context path (include the leading forward slash).

--server [value]
    Host name of the application server (default is localhost).

--jvmargs [value]
    Additional JVM arguments if required.

--log4j [value]
    Log4j properties file.

--test-version [value]
    Version to use for test resources. DEPRECATED: use data-version instead.

--data-version [value]
    Version to use for data resources (default is RELEASE)

--sal-version [value]
    Version of SAL to use.

--rest-version [value]
    Version of the Atlassian REST module to use.

--plugins [value]
    Comma-delimited list of plugin artifacts in GROUP_ID:ARTIFACT_ID:VERSION form, where version can be ommitted, defaulting to LATEST.

--lib-plugins [value]
    Comma-delimited list of lib artifacts in GROUP_ID:ARTIFACT_ID:VERSION form, where version can be ommitted, defaulting to LATEST.

--bundled-plugins [value]
    Comma-delimited list of bundled plugin artifacts in GROUP_ID:ARTIFACT_ID:VERSION form, where version can be ommitted, defaulting to LATEST.

--product [value]
    The product to launch with the plugin.

--instanceId [value]
    The product instance to launch with the plugin.

--testGroup [value]
    Test group whose products will be launched with the plugin.

-u [value], --maven-plugin-version [value]
    Maven AMPS plugin version to use (default is 8.0.0)

Blessings,

Petr

[Stephen Sifers]

Hello Petr,

I also just confirmed that this flag was removed from the SDK and submitted a documentation review to have this corrected. The case for this change may be found at DOCS-2917.

We did find that this is a bug within the SDK itself and is going to be resolved in a future release. There is a workaround that you may apply now which you can use the following to change the port:

-Dajp.port=8010

This should allow you to run atlas-run without a port conflict from Confluence or Jira.

Regards,
Stephen Sifers