Tomcat in JWSDP - localhost:8080 doesnt work!

Hi there,
I am using tomcat 4.0 that comes with the Java Web Services Development Pack and I'm having a bit of a nightmare time with this.
Basically when I goto http://localhost:8080/index.html, I get an error. When I use http://127.0.0.1:8080/ it goes to the index page, which is all well and good.
After some research I located the "hosts.sam" file and "hosts" files and have made sure they contain the correct info and are in the right pace (i.e. C:\windows for win98). But still tomcat refuses to co-operate. Does anyone have any ideas about how to deal with this, esp given that its in the JWSDP.
Many thanks
JS

Hi, raj cmu. I have ie 5.0 but I checked the 6.0 version on the pc of a collegue and I found the identical option "use automatic configuration script". I recap what you have to do to find it: when you are on the internet go to Tools - Internet Options - connections - LAN settings. There you should find that option. Hope I could help you. Let me know.

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