Deploying a war file from iasconsole

Hi All,
I am trying to deploy war file web application.
In iasconsole i deployed it successfully.
=========================================
specify the war file location: rpmxxx
Application name: rpmxxx
Map to URL: /applications/rpmxxx
=========================================
Then i modified the following xml files under j2ee/home/config
application.xml
=========================================
<web-module id="rpmxxx" path="/oracleas/9iserver/APPSERV/j2ee/home/applications/rpmxxx/rpmxxx.war"/>
=========================================
server.xml
=========================================
<application name="rpmqa" path="../applications/rpmxxx.ear" auto-start="true" />
=========================================
default-web-site.xml
=========================================
<web-app application="rpmxxx" name="rpmxxx" load-on-startup="true" root="/applications/rpmxxx"/>
=========================================
http-web-site.xml: i changed the port number from 8888 to 8588, and add a line of application
=========================================
<web-site port="8588" display-name="OC4J Java HTTP Web Site">
<web-app application="rpmxxx" name="rpmxxx" root="/rpmxxx" />
=========================================
After all these are done, i tried to access the url http://hostname.company.com:8588/rpmxxx/index.jsp.
It gives me the error "The page can not be displayed"
I am not sure where i did it not right.
Please help and advise.
Thanks,
leim

user8749043 wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to deploy war file web application.
In iasconsole i deployed it successfully.
=========================================
specify the war file location: rpmxxx
Application name: rpmxxx
Map to URL: /applications/rpmxxx
=========================================
Then i modified the following xml files under j2ee/home/config
application.xml
=========================================
<web-module id="rpmxxx" path="/oracleas/9iserver/APPSERV/j2ee/home/applications/rpmxxx/rpmxxx.war"/>
=========================================
server.xml
=========================================
<application name="rpmqa" path="../applications/rpmxxx.ear" auto-start="true" />
=========================================
default-web-site.xml
=========================================
<web-app application="rpmxxx" name="rpmxxx" load-on-startup="true" root="/applications/rpmxxx"/>
=========================================
http-web-site.xml: i changed the port number from 8888 to 8588, and add a line of application
=========================================
<web-site port="8588" display-name="OC4J Java HTTP Web Site">
<web-app application="rpmxxx" name="rpmxxx" root="/rpmxxx" />
=========================================
After all these are done, i tried to access the url http://hostname.company.com:8588/rpmxxx/index.jsp.
It gives me the error "The page can not be displayed"
I am not sure where i did it not right.
Please help and advise.
Thanks,
leimFind the following log file at ORACLE_HOME/opmn/logs/OC4J~<instance>~default_island~1

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