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Possible to set http listener with web application at / context?
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Jul 1, 2009 9:25 AM
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I've been banging my head against this problem, so I thought before I start making too many changes or add any more frustration, I should ask whether it is even possible.
I have a Glassfish V3 Prelude server set up on our environment that is listening on port 8070. Specific to this, I have deployed Hudson to it at context /hudson.
So, the Hudson application can be reached at:
http://localhost:8070/hudson
Is it possible to set a specific http listener to be dedicated to only one web application? Can I configure Glassfish in such a way that to get to Hudson on the app server I could go to http://localhost:8070/ and to go to another application running on that server at http://localhost:<someotherPort>/ ?
I've basically been messing around with http-listeners and virtual servers with no luck. The best I can get is an http listener that when I go to http://localhost:8070/ I get the Glassfish welcome screen.
Some details regarding limitations:
- I am running as a specific user (not root)
- I can't use port 80, thus 8070 or whatever.
- I have full control of the Glassfish server outside of those two limitations.
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