Ravikumar Chellaboina

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Recent posts by Ravikumar Chellaboina

Here you go..

http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/apache/2003/07/24/vhosts.html

It is for Unix.. But only change would be the document root.

Good Luck
19 years ago
Do you have those jar files.. it is looking for..Please copy them to that location..
19 years ago
Yes it should work. Only problem that might occur is "out of memory"

I agree it is a headache to do it on Win 98 hope you have followed all steps..

Check this:

http://www.coreservlets.com/Apache-Tomcat-Tutorial/#DOS-Memory
19 years ago
Check the Port numbers. You can first check whether tomcat is working independently of IIS. You can find the port number from server.xml file.

Open in the browser http:\\yourhostname:<port number in Server.xml>

Once you are sure Tomcat is working you can integrate with IIS.


Just in case

http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-3.3-doc/tomcat-iis-howto.html

Good Luck..
19 years ago
If you are using Java:

Check out the URL Classes under java.net.* you would find setRequestProperty.. which can used to set the UserAgent to a Browser.

Good Luck
19 years ago
Prakash,

You need cross check with your Mail admin and add your IP Address in the Mail Server so that you can send mails from your IP. I do not think you can use authentication using this package. For me the above procedure worked.

Good Luck
19 years ago
Can you post the contents of your server.cfg file too.
19 years ago
Check the admin.comfig file looks like your hostname is not proper and then check..
19 years ago