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Xampp WhitePage LocalHost?

PostPosted: 15. July 2016 23:51
by DJHallo
Hello Xampp Users.
Hardware:
VMWare VMWare 12 Pro.
Xampp: V3.2.2 (ApacheFriends XAMPP Version 7.0.8).
Windows: Windows 10 X64.

I have finally Apache to work with the following Settings:
Httpd-sll.conf Changes to:
- Listen: 4433.
- <VirtualHost _default_:4433>.
- ServerName www.example.com:4433.

Httpd.conf Changes to:
Listen 12.34.56.78:8080.
Listen 8080.

VMWare 12 Pro:
VMWare -> Edit -> Preferences (CTRL+P).
Clicked onto Shared VMs.
Changed Settings to: HTTPS: 123.

Problem:
When I'm going to LocalHost I get only a BlankPage to see.
Also by Xampp Control Panel everthings is Green except TomCat how can I activate this aswel?
And yes latest Java is installed.
Is there away to fix this really love to use this program!

Kind Regards,
DJHallo.

Re: Xampp WhitePage LocalHost?

PostPosted: 15. July 2016 23:56
by Altrea
Hi,

DJHallo wrote:Xampp: V3.2.2.

No.
=> [Q&A] Insufficient debug information - base information

DJHallo wrote:- Listen: 4433.
Listen 8080.

=> [Q&A] Changing the Apache default ports

best wishes,
Altrea

Re: Xampp WhitePage LocalHost?

PostPosted: 16. July 2016 00:14
by DJHallo
Thank You! ;)
It works.
I had the wrong codes and also I didn't had Config Button apache changed.
Very fast solution again THANK YOU! ;)

Problem: :(
Only problem now is how do I put TomCat on?
Or don't I need this because I already have Apache on?

Re: Xampp WhitePage LocalHost?

PostPosted: 16. July 2016 11:14
by Nobbie
DJHallo wrote:Or don't I need this because I already have Apache on?


Tomcat is a specialized Apache version which is designed for running Java Server Applets (a pure object oriented script language from SUN, mostly used instead of PHP or Perl). You should google for Tomcat and read some docu about it. I dont know if you need it, it depends on your projects.

Re: Xampp WhitePage LocalHost?

PostPosted: 16. July 2016 14:47
by DJHallo
Ok, thanks for the Information don't need it only need MySql (PHPMyAdmin) & HTML, PHP and stuff.
Never learned it. ;)