Why not just add that host name in /etc/hosts?
Larry
On 7/24/07, Colin H [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to do something that I figure should be pretty simple -
accessing my tomcat container from something other than localhost. So far
as I can tell, I should be adding a Host/
On 7/25/07, Colin H [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Hassan - just couldn't get it working - figure there must be some
reason that 8080 isn't accessible - the firewall is off though in system
preferences. I'm sure it is something extremely simple, but i got sick of
trying to find out what it
Thanks Hassan - just couldn't get it working - figure there must be some
reason that 8080 isn't accessible - the firewall is off though in system
preferences. I'm sure it is something extremely simple, but i got sick of
trying to find out what it was, so I followed these instructions (roughly)
Hi,
I am trying to do something that I figure should be pretty simple -
accessing my tomcat container from something other than localhost. So far
as I can tell, I should be adding a Host/ entry to server.xml with the
host I want to access tomcat as. On OS X, hosts in the local subnet can be
On 7/24/07, Colin H [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On OS X, hosts in the local subnet can be accessed as hostname.local
mmm, didn't know that, but...
So the scenario is that I have tomcat deployed and working on
host2 port 8080, and want to access it from host1.
Host name=host2.local
