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This suggests that the target resource doesn't exist , or isn't in the expected location. Permissions issues are more likely to return 403 Forbidden errors.
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This suggests that the target resource doesn't exist , or isn't in the expected location. Permissions issues are more likely to return 403 Forbidden errors.

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I am getting <br />
HTTP Status 404 - /host-manager/html<br />
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type Status report<br />
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message /host-manager/html<br />
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description The requested resource is not available.<br />
Apache Tomcat/8.0.32 (Ubuntu)<br />
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error while handling apache tomcat
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I am getting 
HTTP Status 404 - /host-manager/html

type Status report

message /host-manager/html

description The requested resource is not available.
Apache Tomcat/8.0.32 (Ubuntu)

error while handling apache tomcat

I am getting errors in apche tomcat

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