On 5/17/05, S W <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Redhat 2.1 ES > Tomcat 4.1 > Apache 2.0 > > I have tomcat configured to run off port 80. > > I really wanted our users to be able to type http://helpdesk.XXX.net in > their browser and access the web app. > > The machine tomcat/apache/webapp is running on is our email server. > > Currently if I use http://helpdesk.xxx.net (the one i need to work) I > receive a "The page cannot be displayed" message.
Is there any file named index.jsp or index.html or the file which is specified in the welcome file list element in web.xml ? > > If I use http://mail.xxx.net(email server host name) I receive the tomcat > administration page. Double check it. To remove the admin application remove webapps/admin.xml. > If I use http://mail.xxx.net/grouplink , I get to my webapp. Check whether the web application is configured in the server.xml. Some other reasons may be grouplink is a directory name in the application or a context configured in that name or some other URL mapped in web.xml. You can check this by looking at webapps folder. If grouplink is inside webapps, it is a context. ie. a web application. If it is inside webapps/ROOT, it is a directory inside that web application. > Could someone point me in the right direction? How/where do I configure an > alias? I have <Alias>mysite.com</Alias> in server.xml nested inside the <Host/> element. You should have a valid DNS entry for mysite.com. -- rgds Anto Paul --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
