I have been using WebOrb for almost a year now, sometimes it’s a great experience, sometimes less (like any other product I have ever used).
I have been running production machines for a client, this client request to test the WebOrb service on another port other then 2037 (default).
It’s actually quite simple to create, but not intuitive.
if you are using WebOrb from the command line, you have a setting called “port”. all you have to do is run the command with the port param and everything will work great.
like so:
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\weborb30\weborbee.exe -port 1935
My name is Avi Tzurel. I'm a professional web developer from Israel. I spend most of my day developing both web products and RIA applications as well as imparting my experience onto others. I speak, teach and write about my passions, and develop applications according to what I preach. I specialize in Flex, Adobe Air, HTML, XHTML, Javascript, jQuery and other Javascript libraries, on the server side I do .net along side with Ruby on Rails. You can connect with me on Twitter or email me through the contact page on this blog.
