To confirm, check server.xml in webserver instance's config directory. All the listeners are mentioned there. It looks like instead of creating a new ssl listener, you have made default http listener ssl-enabled. Thus listener running at port 80 is ssl-enabled. Change port of ssl listener to 443 and create another listener for port 80. It will resolve your issue. For more details on how to do that, refer to webserver documentation.
Webserver automatically change the connection to ssl if listener is ssl-enabled. Therefore request send to
http://myhost is changed to
https://myhost:80. Port number is added as 80 is non default ssl port. The default is 443.
Thanks,
Kshitiz
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