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can anybody help me on how to configure apache tomcat using a static office IP,  which will enables me to host my .jsp files and view them remotely :D

if you've already set up your Tomcat on a server machine with an internal IP (e.g. 10.x.x.x or 192.168.x.x), you can configure port forwarding on your office's router so that all accesses to port 80 of the static IP exposed by the router will be forwarded to your machine.

if you want to expose your machine fully to the Internet, just assign that static IP to your server where you installed Tomcat. then configure your router properly, in case the router and the static IP you assigned to the Tomcat server are different.

cruizer:

if you've already set up your Tomcat on a server machine with an internal IP (e.g. 10.x.x.x or 192.168.x.x), you can configure port forwarding on your office's router so that all accesses to port 80 of the static IP exposed by the router will be forwarded to your machine.

if you want to expose your machine fully to the Internet, just assign that static IP to your server where you installed Tomcat. then configure your router properly, in case the router and the static IP you assigned to the Tomcat server are different.

do you think there will be no problems that will happen if i ask the sys admin for that stuff? because our company has a huge website..i might get kicked if some mess happened

Are you doing this for personal purpose? If so, don't do it.

lamia:

Are you doing this for personal purpose? If so, don't do it.

yup, just for self learning only..ill just leave it. thanks for the time guys..