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sanity

Play tries to use port 9000, which is used by xdebug in Eclipse

Reported by sanity | October 29th, 2010 @ 01:41 PM

Please include as much relevant information as possible including the exact framework version you're using and a code snippet that reproduces the problem.

Framework version: 1.1RC3
Platform you're using: OSX, Eclipse Helios

Reproduction steps:
Create a play project, eclipsify it, and import it into Eclipse
Try running the project, note that there is the following error and the app immediately exits:

22:54:49,434 ERROR ~ Could not bind on port 9000

The Problem:
By default Eclipse listens on port 9000 for "xdebug".

Workaround:
Go into Eclipse preferences and modify the xdebug port from 9000 to another number (I used 9001)

Fix:
Since Play's instructions suggest that Play should work out of the box with Eclipse, I would strongly recommend that Play use a port other than 9000 which is not used by Eclipse, and which does not require a change to Eclipse's configuration.

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Don't have too much expectations. Unless the bug is really a serious "everything is broken" thing, you're creating a ticket to start a discussion. Having a patch (or a branch on Github we can pull from) is better, but then again we'll only pull high quality branches that make sense to be in the core of Play.

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