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What is Web Listener ?

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What is Web Listener ?

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Web Listener is Web Server listener which is listening for web Services(HTTP) request. This listener is started by adapcctl.sh and defined by directive (Listen, Port) in httpd.conf for Web Server. When you initially type request like http://becomeappsdba.blogspot.com:80 to access application here port number 80 is Web Listener port.

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