On 8/19/2013 1:27 PM, Karuppu Samy wrote:
Hi Chris,
Let me explain you clearly.
I have centos with cPanel which comes with tomcat 7. I have installed
tomcat 7 now.
My query is, After deploy the application through tomcat manager, I am able
to access the application through http://IP_address:8080/application_name
I don't want to access through port number instead of that I would like to
access the application through http://www.yourdomain.com .. Is that
possible??? If so, please let me know exact configuration should I need to
edit..????
That is a DNS issue, not a Tomcat one. If, from the client machine you
are using, http://www.yourdomain.com resolves to http://IP_address, then
it will work. However, you will need to specify the port in either
case, because there is no way that "www.yourdomain.com" will resolve to
"IP_address:8080". You will need to set your application as ROOT in
order for it to be the default application.
On Mon, Aug 19, 2013 at 7:23 PM, Christopher Schultz <
ch...@christopherschultz.net> wrote:
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Karuppu,
On 8/19/13 9:49 AM, Christopher Schultz wrote:
Karuppu,
On 8/16/13 9:51 PM, Karuppu Samy wrote:
I have cPanel servers which runs on tomcat 7 and installed
necessary modules.
But I wanted to know how to access the deployed application
using domain name instead of http://IP_address:8080 ? where
should change the configuration part?
I have created the domain and assigned dedicated IP address and
installed servlets from cPanel.
Any help will highly appreciated :)
This sounds like a cPanel question, not a Tomcat one.
Sorry... hit CTRL-ENTER instead of just ENTER and prematurely sent my
message.
Anyhow, Tomcat in its default configuration will listen on all
interfaces and it doesn't matter what hostname (or IP addresS) you use
to access it: you will get a response no matter what (assuming no
firewall, etc. is in the way, etc.). If cPanel has changed this
configuration, we'll never know so you'll need to ask your provider
about that kind of thing.
If you've already set up DNS properly, then Tomcat itself should have
no problem.
What happens when you just try to visit http://yourhostname:8080/ ?
- -chris
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