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Configurations required when a new JEE Web Application is deployed under /home/myAccount/public_html

EagleEye007
I have installed Tomcat, deployed my FirstWebApplication (J2EE Application) and configured this to /www.myWebApp1Site.com in server.xml. Everything works fine as expected. I tried deploying SecondWebApplication (J2EE Application) and configured this to /www.myWebApp2Site.com in server.xml. The problem I am facing now is, whenever I hit /www.myWebApp2Site.com, I get below content displayed on browser Index of / cgi-bin/ mySecondWebApp.zip mySecondWebApp/ Please note that here, mySecondWebApp/ is the context for /www.myWebApp2Site.com which I have configured properly in server.xml Now, when I click mySecondWebApp/ the url is redirected to /www.myWebApp2Site.com/mySecondWebApp/index.jsp and the content of index.jsp is displayed as plain text on browser. Please let me know if I am missing something here any configuration setup or any specific deployment approach to be followed? I reiterate, /www.myWebAp1Site.com is still working fine without any issues Any help or pointers would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!

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  • cPanelMichael
    Re: Configurations required when a new JEE Web Application is deployed under /home/myAccount/public_ Hello :) Have you tried moving the contents of your web application directory into the public_html directory? Are there any differences between the .htaccess files of the working and non-working accounts? Thank you.
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  • EagleEye007
    Re: Configurations required when a new JEE Web Application is deployed under /home/myAccount/public_ Thanks for the reply sir! Where can I find .htaccess file? Can you please help me out with the location?
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  • Infopro
    Re: Configurations required when a new JEE Web Application is deployed under /home/myAccount/public_ .htaccess is a hidden file normally found in the public_html/ directory. Assuming you're using cPanel File Manager and Paper Lantern, you might need to make a settings change to see it. In header of cPanel where you see your username, click that menu and choose"Reset Page Settings", wait for page to reload. Click File Manager, and you get a popup asking to set some options. Make sure you check this one: Show Hidden Files (dotfiles).
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