In this case try to stop them and start them with sudo.
If that does not help, check if wotaskd starts with WOHost=localhost. You can check the latter with executing this in terminal - "ps auxw | grep java". You can set it in /path/to/wotaskd/Contents/Resources/Properties, if it's not there already. IIRC, wotaskd's WOHost should match Apache's ServerName.
Hope this helps.
Cheers On 18 Oct 2012, at 15:39, Taylor Hadden wrote: Hi there,
The curl command says: "curl: (7) couldn't connect to host." So I'd imagine you're right.
When I was trying to get the two plist files that are supposed to launch them, I couldn't find them in my installation directory of Wonder, so I generated them via these instructions, only changing the path to the file to match my system.
Trying to load the files with the launchctl command results in an "Already Loaded" message.
On Oct 18, 2012, at 9:25 AM, Bogdan Zlatanov < email@hidden> wrote: Hello,
Sounds like you don't have wotaskd and javamonitor started. What does "curl localhost:1085" say?
Cheers
On 18 Oct 2012, at 15:22, Taylor Hadden wrote: Hello,
I've been working with Eclipse using direct connect, but I want to be able to easily test on other machines, so I've been trying to set up Apache. I've followed the instructions found here, but it doesn't seem like Eclipse is communicating correctly with the Apache server; I get a "The requested application was not found on this server" error.
Is there a particular nuance in one of the setting files that needs to be changed for Mountain Lion?
Thanks for any help you can give. -Taylor
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