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opening webpages from other computer using tomcat

 
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hi
i want to open the webpage on my pc on other computer here is what i did
connect to internet
found out my i.p.
supose it was 27.98.89.100
so on entering http://localhost:8080/ in my browser the tomcat welcome page opened
next on entering http://27.98.89.100:8080/ in my browser the tomcat welcome page opened(when there was internet connection)
then i asked my friend to open http://27.98.89.100:8080/ he said error is encountered which says cannot open the webpage
so suggest the corrective measure is this way possible
 
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do you use nat/proxy?
do you have any firewal installed?

by default tomcat allows remote connections, so everything you have to do is to run tomcat and if it's possible to reach your host from remote point by an ip address (nobody intercepts connection) tomcat will work
 
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i have windows seven and it has a preinstalled firewall
 
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