Tomcat Issues....no :8080

[Snowman30]

I have installed Tomcat across a few servers and all seemed to go ok bar one thing.

Ive enabled servlets on a few sites but none of them can bring up the admin for them...

as in www.theirdomain.com:8080

have i missed soemthign???

How can i fix it?

[Snowman30]

I shopuld mention what i actually get is:

HTTP Status 404 - /

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type Status report

message /

description The requested resource (/) is not available.


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Apache Tomcat/5.0.28

[brentp]

i had the same issue. Simply reinstall it via whm and youre fixed.

Regards,
Brent

[smile]

I did that as well...it still doesn't helps

[Snowman30]

Re-install sort of worked for me.... i now get the root admin coming up for Java and the clients sites now show up on :8080 but they have no access to admin and none of the test scripts seem to work.

anyone have any ideas?

[ThunderHostingDotCom]

Uninstalled & reinstalled 2 times & still get the below...

HTTP Status 404 - /

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type Status report

message /

description The requested resource (/) is not available.


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Apache Tomcat/5.0.28

[webolocity]

Hello,

I don't know if this will help your 404 errors, but when we first installed Tomcat via the Cpanel addon module, we did not get Tomcat running properly. We found out that since we had originally installed SiteStudio on port 8080, it was redirecting to SiteStudio and took a full reboot to default to the Tomcat page instead.

Once we rebooted the server, Tomcat kicked in and took over from the SiteStudio install. Than we had to install SiteStudio on a different port. If you have ever had another program installed and using that port, it may take a reboot to get Tomcat kicked in, even it it shows that it is running.

Also, make sure you have that port open in any firewall that you may be using. (You have probably already done this, but just in case.)

If I see any other common problems with this, I will update this post.

Best Regards.

[torwill]

Can SiteStudio be installed on one single server only, and provide service to users on multiple servers?

Thanks!

[webolocity]

Can SiteStudio be installed on one single server only, and provide service to users on multiple servers?

Thanks!

Since I don't want to get off the subject here in this forum, do you mind if I send you a PM?

Thanks.