Problems with Tomcat installation and testing tomcat at 8080

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Problems with Tomcat installation and testing tomcat at 8080

Post by jpsrao »

Please help me what i am missing
While trying to retrieve the URL: http://ps3388.persistent.co.in:8080/

The following error was encountered:

Connection Failed
The system returned:

(113) No route to host
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Post by dovetail »

Sounds like a network problem.

A few standard suggestions:

Can you ping the host?
Can you do a trace-route to the host?
Can you telnet into that port?
jpsrao

no luck

Post by jpsrao »

Please advise when I test the tomcat install do I need to provide my local box IP like http://localhost:8080 or the z/os server ip address http://9.38.214.54:8080 please advise
jpsrao

more about my problem

Post by jpsrao »

I have followed all steps in doc and failed to test tomcatadmin page.

My sysout /stdout not showing any more info.

which url I should type in my local windows pc browser?


Test Tomcat
http://your.domain:8080
This should bring up the Tomcat administration page. Test that the sample servlets work. If this doesn't happen, check both SYSOUT and STDOUT for more information.

If you need to run Tomcat on a port other than 8080, make a backup copy of <TOMCAT_HOME>/conf/server.xml and edit it to change all occurrences of 8080 to the port that you would like to use. Since this XML file is in ASCII (ISO8859-1), refer to Editing ASCII files under z/OS for information.


Test JZOS
http://your.domain:8080/jzos
This should bring up the JZOS examples page. Test that the HelloWorld servlet works. If not, check both SYSOUT and STDOUT for more information. The JDBC and SAF examples will not work until they are properly set up. See below for details.
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Post by dovetail »

Use a URL that includes:

- the hostname or ip address of the system that is running tomcat.
- if not port 80, then specify the port that Tomcat is configured to listen on

example:

http://1.2.3.4:8080/jzos
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