A WebGroup/Virtual Host to handle /CourseLaunch.aspx has not been defined

Hi Team,
I am facing a strange issue. Through my java application I am trying to invoke a webservices of another third party application, which basically launches a course from there.
I have integrated the webservices code (WSDL, proxy classes & servlet) in my EAR file.
Whenever I try to launch a course from my application for the first time, A new window opens with a HTTP 404 error. In the log file it says:
A WebGroup/Virtual Host to handle /elex/planner/CourseLaunch.aspx has not been defined.
But if I close this error page & try to relaunch the same course from my application, the course loads perfectly. Do you know what might be causing this issue.
I am invoking a 3rd party URL from my servlet as shown below:
String launchURL = launchBaseURL + packid + "&elexssotoken=" + userkey;
System.out.println("launchURL:" + launchURL);
httpresponse.sendRedirect(launchURL);
here the launch launchBaseURL=http://abc.com/elex/planner/CourseLaunch.aspx?_courseCode=
In my Sysout the URL is generated correctly i.e
http://abc.com/elex/planner/CourseLaunch.aspx?_courseCode=M-PTOS&elexssotoken=89bce4e0-c36d-4dc0-a9a2-0450c709cf64
but on checking the HTTP traffic, I see the following flow
#     Result     Protocol     Host     URL     Body     Caching     Content-Type     Process     Comments     Custom
9243     302     HTTP     abc.com     /elex/planner/CourseLaunch.aspx?_courseCode=M-PTOS&elexssotoken=89bce4e0-c36d-4dc0-a9a2-0450c709cf64     221     private      text/html; charset=utf-8     iexplore:1440
followed by:
#     Result     Protocol     Host     URL     Body     Caching     Content-Type     Process     Comments     Custom
9248     404     HTTP     mywebapp.com:9085     /elex/planner/CourseLaunch.aspx?_courseCode=M-PTOS&elexssotoken=89bce4e0-c36d-4dc0-a9a2-0450c709cf64     273          text/html     iexplore:1440
Here I see that host abc.com is followed by mywebapp.com which I think is causing this issue. But I am not sure why it gets redirected to mywebapp.com when I launch the course for the 1st time, but works fine when I relaunch the same course again.

I'm not getting what the hard part is: you're requesting a resource that doesn't exist. You're requesting something under 'helpSet0' and no such thing exists on your server. What do you exactly mean by I've tried all sorts of things that "should" work ?

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But then we decided ONLY to concentrate on the English version and so prefix en became deprecated and we only want the domain xyz.org that shows the English Wiki.
The English wiki is on our server under /Sites/xyz-wiki/xyz-enwiki
In the Server.app I defined /Sites as the server website and I have a virtual host for xyz.org AS WELL that defines /Sites/tangowiki/tangoenwiki.
This seems to overrule the entry in the server.app as xyz.org shows the content of /Sites/xyz-wiki/xyz-enwiki
As I have other "services" as well under /Sites, e.g. phpmyadmin it is not possible for me with xyz.org/phpmyadmin to get to this service.
So what I am looking for is a trick that I can keep the /Sites directory as the main directory for xyz.org. I was thinking of a symlink for the index.php from /Sites/xyz-wiki/xyz-enwiki and to remove the virtual host entry but this does not work. Any other ideas.
Cheers
Tristan

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