Linux + tomcat

i have my tomcat running on my linux system , i want to test my code on ie so i want access the tomcat running on linux in windows i have lan setup i can ping linux from windows but am not able to access tomcat any help

vinaybasavanal wrote:
i am sorry it does not show error it says connection failed
i can connect to port 80You are still being very very vague.
'connection failed' indicates that Tomcat is not running on port 8080. If you can connect to port 80 then something is accepting connections on port 80 but you don't say whether it is Tomcat or what. Since you are running on Linux I would guess that you have Apache running on port 80.
You need to re-visit the Tomcat installation instructions and make sure you have installed and configured it correctly.
P.S. We are not mind readers. You need to give us as much information as possible if you want help. Most people here will give up helping if they feel you are being vague and not trying to help yourself.
Edited by: sabre150 on May 23, 2009 9:05 AM

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