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Problem in accessing Tomcat

 
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hi i am having a problem in accessing Tomcat .
i installed tomcat,started and then tried to access the url
http://localhost:8080/manager/html ,it comes with a OS level dialog box
asking for network username and password for authentication with Realm XDB(Not a clue what it is )

it is a corporte level network .

Any idea for any kind of workaround
 
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Originally posted by mathew john:
hi i am having a problem in accessing Tomcat .
i installed tomcat,started and then tried to access the url
http://localhost:8080/manager/html ,it comes with a OS level dialog box
asking for network username and password for authentication with Realm XDB(Not a clue what it is )

it is a corporte level network .

Any idea for any kind of workaround



Manager is protected using authentication and relam is the way to authenticate the user credential.If you have just installed tomcat , then memory realm is the default , you can check out the file tomcat-users.xml at conf directory to get a set of usernames/passwords.Make usre to use the pair which has manager role.
 
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hi rahul,

thanks figured out the problem the default port 8080 was used by some other application i guess .So i changed the default port to 8081 and it worked like a charm
 
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