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Hello,<br />
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I have a J2EE web application hosted on RAD 7.5. Its working well when I try to access it from the locahost. But when I try to access it from outside my localhost the applicaiton does not respond. I initally thought that this might be a firewall issue. So I started tomcat and tried to see if I can access tomcat. and I was able to access tomcat. This seems like a RAD issue.<br />
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So do you know if there is a setting anywhere that only allows connection from external hosts that I can change?
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Hello,

I have a J2EE web application hosted on RAD 7.5. Its working well when I try to access it from the locahost. But when I try to access it from outside my localhost the applicaiton does not respond. I initally thought that this might be a firewall issue. So I started tomcat and tried to see if I can access tomcat. and I was able to access tomcat. This seems like a RAD issue.

So do you know if there is a setting anywhere that only allows connection from external hosts that I can change?

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