Thanks !!!
It runs at the "ROOT"
thank you very much
2006/12/29, Steve Shucker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
When I install tomcat, I usually remove or rename webapps/ROOT to
something else. If I want to deploy an app to the root context, I just
name the war file ROOT.war and let tomcat autodeploy i
When I install tomcat, I usually remove or rename webapps/ROOT to
something else. If I want to deploy an app to the root context, I just
name the war file ROOT.war and let tomcat autodeploy it. For maven's
tomcat plugin, I provide a context.xml file that specifies the root
context. Tomcat's
Huang Gehua schrieb:
Always our project is run under the path with a context path ,For
example:
http://someHost:8080/prjectName/app
If i want use url like this [http://someHost:8080/app] to visit my app
,How to do?
Tomcat always defines a default context named "ROOT" under webapps
folder. Norm
Always our project is run under the path with a context path ,For example:
http://someHost:8080/prjectName/app
If i want use url like this [http://someHost:8080/app] to visit my app
,How to do?
i have try to build a Virtual host in my tomcat like this
i can visit my app use
