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When you use Tomcat out of the box to run web applications, it’s able to serve HTML pages without any additional configuration. This is because it comes with an HTTP connector that can handle requests from a user’s web browser. Because of this connector, Tomcat can function as a stand-alone web server and serve static HTML pages in addition to handling servlets and JSP pages.
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(2007). Using Tomcat’s Connectors. In: Mittal, K. (eds) Pro Apache Tomcat 6. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0378-0_9
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