jBoss does not use port 8080 - that is Tomcat. jBoss uses (by
default) ports 1099, 8082, and 8083. So the URL you quote is going to
Tomcat, but I'm not sure how Tomcat handles requests that don't have a
web app specified. For example, if you went to
http://localhost:8080/examples/ you should get the examples web app that
ships with Tomcat by default.
Aaron
On Mon, 18 Sep 2000, Brett Palmer wrote:
> I'm trying to integrate JBoss and Tomcat. The documentation was helpful, but
> I am still getting some classpath errors.
>
> Where is the root document path for the Http server for JBoss? When I try to
> access the server with with http://localhost:8080 in a web browser, jBoss(?)
> generates a blank HTML document - one that has a DOCTYPE, HEAD, and a few
> other basic items, but no body. It never returns a 404 or any other message
> to indicate why it didn't find the document I had hoped to see.
>
> Brett
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