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I would Appreciate if you can respond quickly.<br />

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I would Appreciate if you can respond quickly.


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Hi ,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I have a problem in configuring the virtual host. I have configured a new Virtual host and have mapped an Enterprise Application with the created Virtual host. the problem that i have is that i can not open the Application on the Default host alias that is 80. I have to give the alternative port numbers to open the applicaion. What changes do I have to make in order to make the application open on the default port 80. Do I have to add the Data description in the Httpd.xml file ? There are no SSl in this Application. So please tell what i have to do in order to make it work on default port. Please give me a brief description for m issue.<br />
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Pavan.
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Hi ,
      I have a problem in configuring the virtual host. I have configured a new Virtual host and have mapped an Enterprise Application with the created Virtual host. the problem that i have is that i can not open the Application on the Default host alias that is 80. I have to give the alternative port numbers to open the applicaion. What changes do I have to make in order to make the application open on the default port 80. Do I have to add the Data description in the Httpd.xml file ? There are no SSl in this Application. So please tell what i have to do in order to make it work on default port. Please give me a brief description for m issue.

Pavan.

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