orted.
However, I can't access my instance via the web (the other instance is
accessible).
Did you try on local (localhost:8008) ?
Is your box behind firewall or routers (forwarding problems) ?
Laurent
Any other tips/hints?
Thanks,
Sashi
-Original Message-----
From: llg
Hi,
perhaps you forgot the AJP Connector (8009).
You can see all listened ports with command :
netstat -laputen | grep java
Laurent
Le 21/08/09 16:31, Malladi, Sasikanth a écrit :
Hi all, I'm a relative newbie to this particular request.
I'm working on a Solaris 10 box which has an old (2
Le 20/08/09 21:25, André Warnier a écrit :
llg wrote:
...
I added in ${CATALINA_HOME}/conf/web.xml
404
/my404.html
503
/my503.html
I do not really *know* this, but based on the XML structure of other
Tomcat config files, the above form looks fishy to me.
Should it not at least be
Le 20/08/09 17:48, Pid a écrit :
On 20/08/2009 16:04, llg wrote:
Le 20/08/09 15:41, Pid a écrit :
On 20/08/2009 14:25, llg wrote:
Hi,
I have a webapp that needs to be down if we are doing some
maintenance.
I use the manager to make the application unavailable but in this case
the 404
Le 20/08/09 15:41, Pid a écrit :
On 20/08/2009 14:25, llg wrote:
Hi,
I have a webapp that needs to be down if we are doing some maintenance.
I use the manager to make the application unavailable but in this case
the 404 customized error-page is not displayed.
I modified the default web.xml
Hi,
I have a webapp that needs to be down if we are doing some
maintenance. I use the manager to make the application unavailable but
in this case the 404 customized error-page is not displayed.
I modified the default web.xml (in conf/) to add the error-page 404,
but it doesn't seems to b
