anchor.diff:  
   Copy down the "XXXX."
   
  -Now that you have your port 8080 mapping, you can access your VM's web server. Manos comes preconfigured with a running Tomcat instance and a simple test-harness based Java application. You can see it running when you ssh in:
  +Once you have your port 8080 mapping and the Vagrant launching process is complete, you can access your VM's web server. Manos comes preconfigured with a running Tomcat instance and a simple test-harness based Java application. You can see it running when you ssh into the VM:
   
   ....
   YourStudentID@serverXXX:~/Calavera$ vagrant ssh manos
  
positive.code: 
  == Changing the application
  
  Let's play with the Java a little bit. Go:
  
  ....
  vagrant@manos:/home/hijo$ nano src/main/java/biz/calavera/MainServlet.java
  
negative.code: 
  If you did it correctly, you should see that Tomcat (via curl) is now serving up the change you made. Many automated steps were executed between you making that change and it appearing in curl!
  
  NOTE: You can exit at this point from your VM to the main server, or just open a new session with X enabled, if you want to see this in firefox. Remember to use your specific mapped 8080 port number that Vagrant setup.
  
  
  Let's add it to git:
  