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Hi Gangadhar
To make that work I would complete the following two (or three) steps…
Step 1:
Mount your web application under the root rather than under a certain name. This is done as follows (in application.xml):
<module> <web> <web-uri>your-web.war</web-uri> <context-root></context-root> </web> </module>
Notice that the <context-root> element is empty. This makes your web application available at http://xyz.com/ rather than at http://xyz.com/something .
Step 2:
Add your login.jsp to the list of default files as follows (in web.xml): … <welcome-file-list> … <welcome-file>login.jsp</welcome-file> </welcome-file-list> …
This makes sure that if you hit http://xyz.com/ in a browser the application server (in this case JBoss) returns http://xyz.com/login.jsp if such a file exists. Of course you need to make sure that the login.jsp file is available at the root of your-web.war.
The following step is unnecessary but just to give you an additional tip - Step 3:
In case you do not wish to place your login file in the root of your web archive you can add a welcome file called something like “automatic-forward.jsp” (in web.xml). You should then write a JSP called automatic-forward.jsp which forwards the user to the http address of the login file. This way you can put the automatic-forward.jsp in the root and have your actual login.jsp placed wherever you want it to be. This can be relevant if you have some preferred way of organizing your JSP files which does not include placing files in the root.
Hope this helps you out
Randahl -----Original Message-----
Hi All, I would like to mention the welcome page as http://gangs.com instead of my http://localhost:8080/warfile/login.jsp
How do i map it in JBOSS
Can anybody tell me how do i do it.
Thanks in Advance Gangadhar
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