It sounds like you are behind a firewall/NAT. Make sure you have port
forwarding set up correctly, so that packets end up routed to the
server. I believe that you'll need port 8080, and port 8181 if you want
https.
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I am new to web server and glassfish ,and i want help in how make my pc glassfish hosting server ....
> I have accessed a glassfish application i done from anther local pc in my network with this url
> //192.168.1.64:8080/cafeeV1/
> Where (192.168.1.64) is my server pc ip , 8080 is glassfish port ,and cafeeV1 is my application name .
> Then i used a static ip address and made the remote desk top to pc i wanted to be server and type that url
> //xx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8080/cafeeV1/
> where xx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the static ip, 8080 is glassfish port ,and cafeeV1 is my application name.
> It give me nothing
> If it huge subject ,tell me where can i find information to do that ????
> Thanks alot
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