Configure Xsockets to use a Web browser

The instructions here allow you to enable the Xsockets tool to be accessed through a Web browser. You can implement these instructions multiple times on the same system to create different server instances. This allows multiple versions to run at the same time on different listening ports.

1. Configure HTTP server (powered by Apache)
   Configure an HTTP server (powered by Apache) so you can use the Xsockets tool in a Web browser.
2. Configure Tomcat
   After you have configured HTTP server (powered by Apache) server instance, you must configure Tomcat to use the Xsockets tool in a Web browser.
3. Update configuration files
   After you have configured Tomcat on the HTTP server (powered by Apache) to use the Xsockets tool, you must complete manual changes to several configuration files for the instance. There are three files you need to update: the web.xml file, the JAR file, and the httpd.conf.
4. Test Xsockets tool in a Web browser
   After you have completed manual updates to the configuration files, you are ready to test the Xsockets tool within a browser.