Hi
I have done this with my glassfish server itself
with the listeners and virtual servers.
it works fine
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 8:18 PM, Wolfram Rittmeyer <
w.rittmeyer_at_jsptutorial.org> wrote:
> Mohamed Mujahid wrote:
>
>> Thanx for the reply
>>
>> I have an static IP in my server (72.167.47.185). I have installed the
>> GlassFish in this server. My website can be accessed by directly from the
>> static IP as a remote. It works fine. (Ex:
>> http://72.167.47.185:8080/mywebpage).
>>
>> Now, I bought a domain name as www.mywebpage.com <
>> http://www.mywebpage.com> from GoDaddy. In the MX Record in the GoDaddy,
>> we can point to our server. Then I point it to my static IP address
>> (72.167.47.185).
>>
>
> Hi Mohamed,
>
> the MX record is for SMTP (mail delivery) only. You have to change the A
> record.
>
> When I type www.mywebpage.com <http://www.mywebpage.com> in address bar
>> of the browser, the domain name www.mywebpage.com <
>> http://www.mywebpage.com> should be point to
>> http://72.167.47.185:8080/mywebpage
>>
>>
> Domain name resolution furthermore only translates a name to an IP address.
> Thus you have either to use port 80 for your http-listener-1 or you must
> forward requests that are incoming at port 80 to your port (8080). This can
> be done with iptables (on Linux).
>
> --
> Wolfram Rittmeyer
>
>
> Is there anyway to configure my domain name (www.mywebpage.com <
>> http://www.mywebpage.com>) with my web application (Ex:
>> http://72.167.47.185:8080/mywebpage). Finally I want to load the main
>> page when the domain name has type in the address bar.
>>
>> Thank you,
>>
>>
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