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Tomcat installed, but scripts do not run

 
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I am fairly new to administering anything on servers -- so please excuse my ignorance.
We have a VSP on GoDaddy.
We have uploaded files to the httpdoc directory on the server hosted by GoDaddy.
We have also uploaded Tomcat so that the .jsp script will run properly.

After Tomcat installation, when I attempt to go to the URL, I land a page that indicates that apache http has been installed and is running properly, and content can be uploaded to /var/www/html/.

Such a directory cannot be added.

I talked to GoDaddy, who indicated the file should be in httpdocs/ (not /var/www/html/) -- the files ARE there.

I believe there may be something about the Tomcat config that is causing the issue, I need assistance.

Suggestions welcome... thank you in advance.
 
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Selena Vella wrote:After Tomcat installation, when I attempt to go to the URL, I land a page that indicates that apache http has been installed and is running properly, and content can be uploaded to /var/www/html/.


That means that not Tomcat but Apache is serving the pages. You will need to have Apache configured to forward requests to Tomcat. This can be done with the mod_jk module.
 
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