if you want both port 80 and 8080 you need two connectors
<Connector port="80" ....
<Connector port="8080" .....
Filip
Stasa Jerinic wrote:
http://dato.app.at
-->
port: 80
context: /
ok it should be called http://dato.app.at/app (this maked I wrong), but what should I do because of
Port, so that I have not to write the Port number in URL adress. Should I write <Connector
port="80" ... and should it looks like by port="8080"
Thanks,
Jerinic Stasa
http://dato.at:8080/app <http://dato.at:8080/app>
-->
port: 8080
context: /app
does that paint the picture for you,
you are confusing too many things at the same time
Filip
Stasa Jerinic wrote:
Yes I set the port 8080 in <Connector port..>.
I think that I not anderstand you. I have now two ways to call my
web-application.
One is by the computer name (for example http://dato.at:8080/app
<http://dato.at:8080/app> ) or the other way is by the Alias that I inserted in the
Host tag ( http://dato.app.at <http://dato.app.at> ).
The calling by Alias name don't works really. The application is in fact loaded, but
I can not log me (when I trie to logg me on the web-page I get the side when logg me
off and in the browser URL is not more staying the http://dato.app.at
<http://dato.app.at> but the http:
//dato.at:8080/app).
What can be the problem?
Greetings,
Jerinic Stasa
the port (8080 vs 80) is not part of the hostname, but you set the port in
<Connector port="..."
element
FIlip
Stasa Jerinic wrote:
I'm using only one Host. And I will to call the web-application not for example by
http://dato.at:8080/app <http://dato.at:8080/app> but by http://dato.app.at
<http://dato.app.at> (dato.app.at I inserted as a Alias)
Greetings,
Jerinic Stasa
if you are only using one <Host> element in server.xml, then you don't
need any aliases at all, get rid of them. all your requests will go to
that host/app anyway
filip
Stasa Jerinic wrote:
Hallo,
I'm using Tomcat 5.0. For my web-application I use Hibernate, Struts and
Struts-Layout Frameworks.
I have following problem:
By starting my application with http://localhost:8080/app <http://localhost:8080/app>
or http://my_computer_name:8080/app <http://my_computer_name:8080/app> I can
normally work with application. I can log me and so on.
But in server.xml I inserted in <Host ...> part the tag
<Alias>domainname</Alias>. By calling the web-application with dommainame that I
inserted in Alias tag, I get the
web-application but when I try to login me in the application it fails (same
behaviour like as the session is switched off).
In the browser-URL I get also not more the domainname but the
http://my_computer_name:8080/app <http://my_computer_name:8080/app> .
I tried to see what the problem can be with HTTPWatch. As soon the css with
Struts-Layout is loading the adress is changed from domainname to
http://my_computer_name:8080/app <http://my_computer_name:8080/app> .
Have I forgot some settings in tomcat or the problem is lieing in Struts-Layout.
Thanks.
Greetings,
Jerinic Stasa
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