In Tomcat monitoring, Applications Manager displays some URLs and applications that are not present in my Tomcat server. Why does this occur ?
In the 4.x and 3.x versions of Tomcat Servers, Applications Manager tracks all the requests that comes to the Tomcat Server and from the requests adds the applications for Tomcat Server. Hence, the random URLs are displayed.
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