Hi.
I will try to give you some more tips below, but really you should try and work this out
by yourself. From what little information is available below, I still believe that there
is no problem with your application under Tomcat, but that the problem is that *the
browser* cannot access that SMS site you were talking about, or that the request that the
browser is sending to that site is invalid.
Ankur Gupta wrote:
*Fiddler Error:*
...
3 302 HTTP xx.xxx.xx.99:8080
/examples/smstrial.jsp?mobileNumber=0123456789 0
text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1 iexplore:6656
Above exchange #3 seems to be the original request which the browser sends to the Tomcat
application. What you do not show, is the *content* of the response sent back by Tomcat,
except the status code, which is 302 (re-direct).
What would be interesting to see here, is the *response header* "Location:".
(you can see that also in Fiddler)
When the browser gets this 302 response from the server, it takes the content of the
Location response header, and then immediately makes a new HTTP request to that URL.
That is the exchange #4 below.
4 502 HTTP 180.179.218.150
/sendurl.aspx?user=xxx&pwd=xxx&senderid=xxx&mobileno=0123456789&msgtext=Hello&smstype=0
512 no-cache, must-revalidate text/html; charset=UTF-8
iexplore:6656
The above exchange #4, seems to be the new request that the browser makes to the SMS
server at 180.179.218.150, and that server responds with a "502" status (a server error).
This is not Tomcat anymore, and thus out of scope for this forum.
You have to figure out why that SMS server sends this response to the browser.
Something tells me that you are not really familiar with the HTTP protocol. Maybe you
should get some local help in that respect.
Each interaction between browser and server consists of one request from the browser, and
one response from the server. Fiddler shows this as one line, but you can click on that
line and then ask to see different things (maybe you should ask for the "raw" content).
Above you show the browser request, but not the server response content.
...
*IE giving error:*
[Fiddler] The connection to '180.179.218.150' failed.
Error: TimedOut (0x274c).
System.Net.Sockets.SocketException A connection attempt failed because the
connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or
established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond
180.179.218.150:80
This is a bit confusing, because it seems to say that the server at 180.179.218.150 is not
responding.
Maybe the browser that you are using cannot access that IP address ? Or it can connect to
it, but something is blocking the server response to the browser.
(Firewalls or so)
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