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Tomcat App Blank

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First of all i never used java aplications on the server but i know it doesnt work after following severals steps i have found on the SW Soft page. I have created the tomcat4 examples and loaded them into a domain, if i run then i get a the directory with all files instead of running the app. The same with other .war files.

The example are directly from Tomcat.

Tomcat ist started and app too and all seems to work.

This doesnt work:
http://domain.tdl/javaapp

I get a 404 coult not find page.

This works

http://domain.tdl:9080/javaapp

But it displays the files and folders of like:
images/
jsp/
servlets/

If you try the app directly for a java for example that should load the admin instead of the files and folders it just shows a blank page with nothing on it.

http://domain.tdl:9080/javaapp/admin

Can someone help me?
 
If you are the Server Admin, have you tried NGASI (http://www.ngasi.com).

NGASI is an addon
for Plesk and other control panels
that enables Private JVM Java Hosting for your customers.

Most importantly it uses your Apache as a proxy, so
that a request to the regular port 80 can be processed by your application server
e.g. http://www.yourdomain.com/your.jsp
 
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