Re: View/Modify Log Files from Remote

awarnier wrote: > > awarnier wrote: > > Well, one could argue that in such a case, you should develop and test > on a machine to which you have access, and move it to the other one > later... ;-) > Yes I agree. The problem is I'm developing a Facebook Application in Java. Facebook for securi

Re: View/Modify Log Files from Remote

awarnier wrote: > > Sibil87 wrote: >> How can I access Log files of Tomcat from Remote just using the >> Administration and Tomcat Manager pages? > > As far as I know, you can not. > mmm...I'm developing a Servlet hosted on a remote machine and I need to

View/Modify Log Files from Remote

Hi guys! Really noob question: How can I access Log files of Tomcat from Remote just using the Administration and Tomcat Manager pages? Can I also modify the log files? Thank u! Giorgio -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/View-Modify-Log-Files-from-Remote-tp24240451p2424045

Re: Tomcat Server can't load himself (without using localhost)

Christopher Schultz-2 wrote: > > In your , what is the "defaultHost" attribute set to? > I haven't touch default installation configuration. So the engine is: Should I change it to something else? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Tomcat-Server-can%27t-load-himself-%

RE: Tomcat Server can't load himself (without using localhost)

Peter Crowther wrote: > > I think you have a firewall problem. Check your firewall configuration on > the computer - is port 8080 open? > application.sogetel.it:8080 is accessible from any external computer .so the door 8080 is clearly open. Also the machine si connected to intenet. Is there

Tomcat Server can't load himself (without using localhost)

Hi guys! I mount Tomcat 6.0 on my server and u can visit it at http://application.sogetel.it:8080. If I open any browser from that machine and I try to visit http://localhost:8080 I can see my Servlet Manager and it's all ok. If I open any browser from that machine and I try to visit http://app