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problems trying to access a deployed EAR file

 
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For this archive, I have set the servlet mapping to /Invoke and set the context root of the WAR file to /Hello. Using Websphere App Server 5, what's the URL that will allow me access this application? Thanks in advance.
Dinesh
 
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By the way, I've tried http://localhost/Hello/Invoke. This doesn't work.
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http://webservername/contextroot/servletmapping (if from webserver)
http://appservername:embeddedwebserverport/contextroot/servletmapping (if from appserver)
 
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is ur webserver running on localhost???
 
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Well, the administrative console is using a local hostname alias (I guess), its referring to my local host as http://compaqserver/. . .
 
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i dont think u r running ur adminconsole on port 80 (it should be something 90XX)
check ur appserver port (on the console select ur AppServer go to WebModules & then Transport Ports) u will get the port on which the appserver (embedded http server) is listening.
then try http://localhost ortwhichyoujustgot/contextroot/servletmapping
 
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Ahh ok, I see it now. for some reason it put it on port 9080. thanks for the quick replies Vinod!
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Dinesh
all applicationservers have a embedded http server which listens for all the requests coming to tht app server
AdminConsole is 1 of the applications running inside server1 (if base install) & its embedded http server listens on 9080 (by default)
thts why i was asking u to check ur appserver embedded http port
 
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