Multi instance jboss wildfly
in standalone.xml, default port is defined
can add offset in standalone.conf.bat
resulting port is, example for http, 8080 + 1004 = 9084. For https, 8443 + 1004 = 9447
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Multi instance jboss wildfly
in standalone.xml, default port is defined
can add offset in standalone.conf.bat
resulting port is, example for http, 8080 + 1004 = 9084. For https, 8443 + 1004 = 9447
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how to check url of deployed war in jbos
format: http://localhost:<port>/<context>
If your WAR file is named myapp.war and WildFly is running on port 8080, the URL would be http://localhost:8080/myapp
port used by deployed war in jboss/wildfly
check server logs for "Undertow HTTP listener default listening on 0.0.0.0:8080"