Re: tomcat connection prob.

[Brian Shacklett]

Just a thought... do you have any software firewalls on your machine? 
Norton Internet Security, Mcaffee Personal Firewall and others can cause 
a lot of headaches when it comes to networking.


issac young wrote:

Hi *Caldarale*

Sorry for the lack of information in my post ... actually this is the first
time i use this mail list ...

so my OS is win xp + sp2 and i have disabled the firewall i am not hosting
anything right now, juz using the default tomcat web application (there is a
testing one inside i believe)... so ... the problem is that i can only
access my tomcat using 127.0.0.1 on my server ... now the localhost is also
ok ...

the problem now is .. how can i expose my tomcat server to other PCs in my
network ??? ie use other pc to access the server ...


Thx in advance


Regards


issac


On 1/4/06, Caldarale, Charles R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

From: issac young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: tomcat connection prob.
  
lt only works fine for address 127.0.0.1 not even for localhost and

other pcs in the same network can't access the tomcat either ...
  

You didn't bother to tell us what OS you're running on, whether you have
a hosts file, a firewall, other network configuration strangeness, or
even the actual error you're getting...

- Chuck


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Dynamic virtual hosts

[Brian Shacklett]

I'm setting up a development environment using Apache httpd and Tomcat. 
I want to set up two different areas for each site: development and 
staging. The development area will be for constantly changing files and 
will reside in /home/[username]/development/[domain]. The staging area 
will be more for testing and bug fixing and will reside at 
/development/[domain]. What I'm trying to figure out right now is how to 
get Tomcat to work with files in both locations. I'd like 
[username].[domain].dev.myserver.tld to go to the development area of 
the specified username and [domain].staging.myserver.tld to go to the 
staging directory.


It looks like it's quite easy to do this all with Apache. A site located 
at: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/mass.html has all the info I 
need to get it going using mod_vhost_alias and possibly mod_rewrite. I 
haven't found any information at all, however, on how to do something 
like this with Tomcat.


I'd be very grateful for any info. Also, if you've got a better idea of 
how I might set things up (especially with how to get to a specific 
user's development folder) I'd be very interested in hearing that as well.


Thanks!

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