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Problem regarding Hosting
I have succesfully deployed a application through .war file on apache server.
I am also able to access it through http://10.129.x.x/application on my
local machine.
Now, I want it to hosted to a web address like www.example.com/~application
Currently, www.example.com/~application is pointing to one of the file which
is placed(On Server hosting this site) in the location
/var/www/data/index.html
How can I make this particular URL www.example.com/~application point to my
new web application ?
please specify the way.
Thanks in advance.
:working:
aditya
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Re: Problem regarding Hosting
Posted by adityagoel123 <ad...@titsbhiwani.ac.in>.
Hello !
Thanks for the Reply !
To your questions My answer is :
1.) Is it a shared server in which you have a user account?
Does this server have Tomcat installed on it?
Ans: Yes It is a shared Server and I have a account over it.
Yes I have installed the tomcat 6.0.32 onto this server at the location
/usr/local/tomcat. And therefore I am able to access the
http://localhost:8080/.
2.) Why add the "~"? It usually indicates the path to a user:
Ans: We need it like this only link onto which this application has to be
made workable..
Reply awaited !
aditya
Pid * wrote:
>
> On 10/06/2011 13:33, adityagoel123 wrote:
>>
>> I have succesfully deployed a application through .war file on apache
>> server.
>
> "apache server" usually refers to Apache HTTPD, http://httpd.apache.org.
>
> This is the mailing list for Apache Tomcat, a Java Application server,
> which does publish web applications in .war format.
>
>> I am also able to access it through http://10.129.x.x/application on my
>> local machine.
>
> Great.
>
>> Now, I want it to hosted to a web address like
>> www.example.com/~application
>
> Why add the "~"? It usually indicates the path to a user:
>
> http://people.apache.org/~pidster
>
>> Currently, www.example.com/~application is pointing to one of the file
>> which
>> is placed(On Server hosting this site) in the location
>> /var/www/data/index.html
>
> Is it a shared server in which you have a user account?
>
> Does this server have Tomcat installed on it?
>
>
>> How can I make this particular URL www.example.com/~application point to
>> my
>> new web application ?
>>
>> please specify the way.
>
> Follow these instructions: http://j.mp/lfX9ya
>
>
> p
>
>
>> Thanks in advance.
>> :working:
>>
>>
>> aditya
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Problem regarding Hosting
Posted by Pid <pi...@pidster.com>.
On 10/06/2011 13:33, adityagoel123 wrote:
>
> I have succesfully deployed a application through .war file on apache server.
"apache server" usually refers to Apache HTTPD, http://httpd.apache.org.
This is the mailing list for Apache Tomcat, a Java Application server,
which does publish web applications in .war format.
> I am also able to access it through http://10.129.x.x/application on my
> local machine.
Great.
> Now, I want it to hosted to a web address like www.example.com/~application
Why add the "~"? It usually indicates the path to a user:
http://people.apache.org/~pidster
> Currently, www.example.com/~application is pointing to one of the file which
> is placed(On Server hosting this site) in the location
> /var/www/data/index.html
Is it a shared server in which you have a user account?
Does this server have Tomcat installed on it?
> How can I make this particular URL www.example.com/~application point to my
> new web application ?
>
> please specify the way.
Follow these instructions: http://j.mp/lfX9ya
p
> Thanks in advance.
> :working:
>
>
> aditya