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Ulf Dittmer wrote:If some app run by OC4J is already listening on port 443, then you can't expect an URL that's valid for the WebLogic app running on port 7443 to be reachable on that same port 443. Or am I misunderstanding something?
Tim Holloway wrote:We have Ranch forums that support those products, however, and chances are that you'll find at least one person on each forum who has dealt with proxying issues.
Maroof Ahmad wrote:Actually I have one URL ex. applications.almullagroup.com and which is mapped with machine IP and ports 80, 443. Now i want same URL configure in Apache web server since 80, 443 already listening by OC4J so i configured 7080 and 7443 for Apache web server how can access my URL without port in browser address bar.
Can you or i move this post to Apache Tomcat server forum?
Ulf Dittmer wrote:
Can you or i move this post to Apache Tomcat server forum?
It's not a Tomcat question, so that's not a good fit. I'll move it to a more appropriate forum.
Move ASAP, because i am looking a solution from this forum.
Maroof Ahmad wrote:
Ulf Dittmer wrote:If some app run by OC4J is already listening on port 443, then you can't expect an URL that's valid for the WebLogic app running on port 7443 to be reachable on that same port 443. Or am I misunderstanding something?
Actually I have one URL ex. applications.almullagroup.com and which is mapped with machine IP and ports 80, 443. Now i want same URL configure in Apache web server since 80, 443 already listening by OC4J so i configured 7080 and 7443 for Apache web server how can access my URL without port in browser address bar.
Maroof
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