Localhost is not working

HI Guys,
We have multisite application with two urls
If i use one of the url then i am able to run application properly
ex :http://xxx.com:8080/contextRoot
but if i give the url like this http://localhost:8080/contextRoot then i am getting
Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to localhost:8080
this error
why its happening like this
if i want to access with localhost what we have to do

SiteManager creates sitemap based on siterepository, So u don't need to worry mapping.
The reason we use default site, so that If something goes wrong,we will atleast have one working site.
for default site : atg\multisite\DefaultSiteRuleFilter :
               defaultSiteId=mystore
               enabled=true
for site mapping : If u wish u can provide url mapping too(No need) in atg\multisite\URLPatternMatchingRuleFilter
          URLs=\localhost:7001/shop/mystore=mystore,localhost:7001/shop/mystore2=mystore2
Enable virtual context root service so that ur virtual context root can be recognized by ATG. MUST DO for multisite
               \atg\dynamo\service\VirtualContextRootService enabled=true
Most common error: site is not enabled, change the property in siterepository.
Now also if it's not working Provide see the logs :
atg\sitemap\SitemapGeneratorService
Try to debug the issue with logs, It will always be helpful.
Thanks,
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