I downloaded Apache Tomcat 7 to use with NetBeans 6.9. I followed the installation as best as I could. I think I did everything OK. when I tried to get to the Tomcat welcome screen but typing http://localhost:8085, which is the port i set when I installed Tomcat, I got the error Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to localhost:80开发者_如何学Python85. I even checked server.xml in the config folder to confirm the port which was incorrect at first (8005), but I made the correction to (8085)and I still get the error. I have something else in the standard 8080 port.
Any help will be appreciated
Jerry McLeod
How do you know Tomcat is on port 8085? Does netstat -nat
show anything listening on port 8085?
This is really not much info to go on, so we can only guess very basic problems. Assuming the port is correct:
- Is the tomcat server actually running?
- Do you have any firewall software that would be preventing it from communicating?
Have you tried with another browser or telnet localhost 8085
at the command line to see if you get a response?
Assuming a default installation:
8080 is the http port you should try this. localhost:8080
8005 is the shutdown port. This listens for a string SHUTDOWN. And turns off the tomcat instance. To do this you can test by typing
telnet localhost 8005
SHUTDOWN
The tomcat instance will then shut down.
The other port your likely to see in a default installation is 8009 this is an AJP port. Basically this port is used to connect your tomcat instance with Apache httpd server or other http servers.
Go to task manager and in processes or in services make sure that your program is running. If not edit it and manually start the service or process
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