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HTTP Server Set up in WIndown XP

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promodkumarsinha@gmail.com - 24 Jan 2008 06:11 GMT
Hi,

I want to set up HTTP web server in my Windows XP PC and also I want
to perform different HTTP operations like GET/PUT/POST/DELETE through
GPRS,GSM and UART.

I have used Apache Tomcat, Windows IIS service and HFS.exe utility. I
was able to set up the server and were able to access that server
using Internet Explorer. But when I am trying to access the same
server from my Mobile either using GPRS or GSM or UART I am facing
problem. I am getting standard HTTP errors like "Forbidden", "Page Not
Found" etc. Sometime while an attempt is made to GET a web page that I
have created, though I am getting "OK" response but not able to
perform any HTTP operations.

 Can anyone help regarding this? If anyone knows any other utility
which can be used for the same purpose please provide me some pointer.
Steve - 24 Jan 2008 16:08 GMT
This newsgroup is for SBS 2000. Try one for XP instead.

> Hi,
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>  Can anyone help regarding this? If anyone knows any other utility
> which can be used for the same purpose please provide me some pointer.
 
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