Running grails at some specific port
By default, jetty will run the application at port 8080, but if you want to run the application at some specific port, for example 8085 you should use
grails -Dserver.port=8085 run-app
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This blog is about the solutions to some of the problems faced by me related to my work. Out of many problems I face during my day to day work I choose to write about only those which either consumed too much of my time or solutions which are tricky and not mentioned in the reference manuals or tutorials of those technologies. This is just an attempt to save some of your precious time if you happen to face the same problem.
That is the primary purpose of this blog. But occasionally I write my thoughts and my comments about various technologies I come across.
This blog will eventually move to my new blog www.blog.parasjain.net at my new website www.parasjain.net
About Me
I am Paras Jain. I am a JEE developer working in Reston, VA, US. I am working in technologies like Spring, Hibernate, Groovy/Grails, Alfresco, Liferay, JSF, JBoss Seam, DWR, Jquery etc. Other technologies on which I have worked are Struts, C#.net, VB.net, Perl, Maven, JRun, WebServices etc.
I am Sun Certified Java Professional.
You can reach me at “Paras Jain”
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