Hello.
I had asked exactly the same question before and I had requested that
the documentation be updated for Tomcat 3.2.3 (in the 3.2.3 docs, the
inet option isn't even mentioned). I strongly support the idea that
this should be part of a FAQ.
Prasanna.
Ilya Goldin wrote:
That's actually
I am running tomcat by itself to do some java development work.
I want to have a couple development sites refrenced by seperate ips.
How can I attach an instance of tomcat to a specific ip? Right now it
monitors port 80
on all ips on the box. Can I have one instance of tomcat host multiple
I am running tomcat by itself to do some java development work.
I want to have a couple development sites refrenced by seperate ips.
How can I attach an instance of tomcat to a specific ip? Right now it
monitors port 80
on all ips on the box. Can I have one instance of tomcat host multiple
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: tomcat stand alone and multiple ips.
I am running tomcat by itself to do some java development
work. I want to have a couple development sites refrenced by
seperate ips.
How can I attach an instance of tomcat to a specific ip?
Right now it
monitors
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Subject: tomcat stand alone and multiple ips.
How can I attach an instance of tomcat to a specific ip? Right now it
monitors port 80
on all ips on the box
How can I attach an instance of tomcat to a specific ip?
Right now it
monitors port 80 on all ips on the box. Can I have one instance of
tomcat host multiple 'virtual' sites or do I need
to run seperate instances of tomcat listening to different ips?
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Date: Wed, 31 Oct 2001 20:00:17 -0500
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Subject: RE: tomcat stand alone and multiple ips.
How can I attach an instance
That's actually possible as well (with Tomcat 4) -- it just
takes a little more work. Let's assume that you want the following:
* Host a.mycompany.com answers only on IP address 10.0.0.1 port 8080
* Host b.mycompany.com answers only on IP address 10.0.0.2 port 8080
snip
Craig, thank
