Tomcat 8080 ??

[Silent Ninja]

I've noticed by one of our clients complaint that Tomcat is running normally with jsp files, you upload a jsp file, test it and runs. But when you try to use a Servlet, it doesn't work.

If you go to thedomain.com:8080/ServletUrl ... it WORKS.. but I DON'T want to use the 8080 port, I want all my customers to go by the httpd port, and the 8080 port is blocked by our firewall so it'll never work for them.

Is there any fix for it, or I should open the 8080 port for everybody and just hope that nobody uses an external proxy ?

[Silent Ninja]

Bump, anyone ?

Am I missing some tomcat setup so that servlets works on the 80 port as well as on the 8080? Should I redirect all access to the 80 port to the 8080 port?

[cPanelDavidG]

Did you install Tomcat via EasyApache? If so, mod_jk should have been installed automatically so you can connect with your JSP pages via Apache (port 80).

If you installed Tomcat via EasyApache and are experiencing these issues, you may want to have our technical analysts take a look at your server.

[Silent Ninja]

I've installed Tomcat via EasyApache on the webserver, it happened on two of my webservers which I've recently compiled with de EA3 so I can add them the Deflate option, I don't think that it's really important, but if you want I can sent you the yaml file so you can check on my compile options.

In fact Servlets do work, but on the wrong system port. Is there any configuration that I could use to fix this or I have to reinstall tomcat ?

PS: I've read your message again and realized about the jsp, JSP does indeed WORK. Servlets (web-inf folder) doesn't work if they're not called on the 8080 port, why is that ?

You may see it here so you get it better:
http://pruebas.aeromont.com.uy/Hello...loWorldExample (404)
http://pruebas.aeromont.com.uy:8080/...loWorldExample (OK)

[cPanelDavidG]

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PS: I've read your message again and realized about the jsp, JSP does indeed WORK. Servlets (web-inf folder) doesn't work if they're not called on the 8080 port, why is that ?

You may see it here so you get it better:
http://pruebas.aeromont.com.uy/Hello...loWorldExample (404)
http://pruebas.aeromont.com.uy:8080/...loWorldExample (OK)

I recommend having our technical analysts take a look at this so they can determine the specific reason(s) why this is not working as it should and take corrective action.

[linux-image]

Is there any update on this one ?