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Domain name doesn't point to Java web application

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David.Woosley

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I have one IP address, one domain, and one Java application (basically, a one-page "Hello World" application with an index.jsp). I used the Plesk interface to create the Java application and upload the WAR file. I didn't change anything in the Tomcat5 folder/files. When I enter "http://www.MyDomainName.com" in the browser, I get the static HTML files located here:

/var/www/vhosts/TheDomainName.com/httpdocs/...

When I enter "http://TheDomainName.com:9080/TheDomainName" in the browser, I correctly get the Java web app.

How do I access the Java web application using the domain name?

Thanks, David
 
Forgot to mention: The IP address is currently shared, not exclusive, and no default domain name has been assigned to the IP address.

David
 
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