Re: About the xplanner question

Change the port number in server.xml file of Tomcat. Look for 8080 is 
the said file and change it to 80. Remember, on Linux/Unix machines you 
will need root access to listen to ports below 1024.


Thanks,

Raj

Majian wrote:
> Hi ,all
>   I'm newbie to here ,So if my question is stupid, please forgive me 
> ~  hoho~
>   
>    After I install the xplanner on the my laptop, and enter the 
> address: "http://localhost:7070", then it
> appears the login screen. So it means installed successfully, isn't it ?
>
>    I want to enter the xplanner like "http://localhost/xplanner" .How 
> can i do ?
>
>
> Thanks ~
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