How to configure IP address thrugh web.xml doubts

Hello there
I want to configure my web application. How can i initialise the IP Address and ports through web.xml file?
thanks!

ashish.251985 wrote:
I want to configure my web application. How can i initialise the IP Address and ports through web.xml file?You cannot do that in the web.xml.
At least the port can be configured in one of the configuration files in the /conf directory of the application server. The exact details and procedure depends on the application server implementation. Read its documentations.

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