Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

I've got a Tomcat installation that is acting strange, and not being much of a Tomcat geek, I'm feeling a bit lost. We just rebuilt the java application it's supposed to be serving, and restarted Tomcat. It appears (from 'ps' and the log files) to start up just fine; netstat shows a process lis

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

On 8/8/07, David Doughty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >, and restarted Tomcat. > It appears > (from 'ps' and the log files) to start up just fine; netstat shows a > process listening on the port (8080); but when we point a browser to the > port,

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

Are you entering to a static or dynamic (ie servlet, jsp) page? Maybe its a database timeout, or the application you are running is too heavy (a performance bug). Try entering a static page in order to discard an application / database problem. 2007/8/8, David Doughty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I'v

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

Made sure there were no other processes using the port before starting this time; also serving static htm page as welcome page; still seeing same problem! Thanks, David D. Juan Ignacio Garzón wrote: > Are you entering to a static or dynamic (ie servlet, jsp) page? Maybe > its a database t

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

I think, you should download latest version, then it will work fine.. On 8/10/07, David Doughty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Made sure there were no other processes using the port before starting > this time; also serving static htm page as welcome page; still seeing > same problem! > Thanks

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

Thanks, but not an option. Customer won't go to new version. - David D. Partha Goswami wrote: > I think, you should download latest version, then it will work fine.. > > - To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.or

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

humm.. yes. then, cheack if any other process, running on the port. On 8/10/07, David Doughty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks, but not an option. Customer won't go to new version. - David D. > Partha Goswami wrote: > > I think, you should download latest version, then it will work fine.. >

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

Already checked for other processes; loading static welcome page, too. Weird, isn't it? Thanks, - David D. Partha Goswami wrote: > humm.. yes. then, cheack if any other process, running on the port. > > On 8/10/07, David Doughty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Thanks, but not an option.

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

On 8/9/07, David Doughty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Already checked for other processes; loading static welcome page, too. Can you telnet to that port? And are you absolutely sure no one did anything to your iptables or whatever firewall might be running? I'd log into the system and try to telne

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

/me finishes throwing out straws :-) -- Hassan Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] Since Hassan has run out I have a few. What IF Tomcat is starting OK but there is no page to serve at the URL you are going to? IF the server is starting fine but the app is not deploying then

Re: Tomcat listening on port, but get timeout in browser

Maybe I'm being too picky in the language, but I'm not entirely clear from your posts if the failure is just on jsps and servlets or across the board (jsps, servlets, html, images, styles, javascript, etc., ...). Your original post implied the problem was across the board. I ask just to be cl