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Re: getting tomcat to respond from internet

William Hutchison skrev:
I have a nicely working servlet and a hello.jsp at webapps/SpeechServer. Everything works great from inside the network. If I put the address http://127.0.0.1/SpeechServer or http://192.168.0.10/SpeechServer in a browser, it opens the hello.jsp at that location. But if I put the external IP in (e.g. http://71.212.221.216/SpeechServer), Firefox gives me a 404 not found error. Putting in http://71.212.221.216

Sounds like the router rewrites the URL incorrectly. Can you check the Tomcat log to see what request actually comes in?

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