Ok, thanks same as tomcat (should have thought of that!, d'oh!)
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The root context is a special case (obvi
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> If you're just deploying war files, you can just omit the jboss-web.
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If you're just deploying war files, you can just omit the jboss-web.xml
and rename the war file to whatever you want, and that will be the
context
If you're just deploying war files, you can just omit the jboss-web.xml
and rename the war file to whatever you want, and that will be the
context-root.
For example, with not context-root in jboss-web.xml, naming a war file
foobar.war and dropping it in the deploy directory will give your web
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-dain
LaBanca, Rick wrote:
> I take it 3.0.1's goals are stability/fixes. Where should suggestions get
> submitted?
>
> One I have is this, up for discussion/opinion. Right now it seems the way to
> say th
I take it 3.0.1's goals are stability/fixes. Where should suggestions get
submitted?
One I have is this, up for discussion/opinion. Right now it seems the way to
say the context name war is mapped to is in jboss-web.xml ().
But this resides inside the war.
For me, I would expect generally anyth
The JBoss-3.0.1 release candidate is available from sourceforge in
the files section. See the files section here:
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The changes notes for this release are available here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=97289
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