A Question about context-root directive

This is a resend, yesterdays version seems to have vanished... I'll confess, I'm a little confused. Documentation relating to J2EE states that the context-root directive in the application.xml or web.xml files should be used to provide a unique prefix for your web application to be access

Context Root

I'd like to ask a trival question. I hope some expert out there could humour me. I'm studying how orion works and I met with the following. How is the context-root tag in the META-INF/applications.xml file used ? I initially thought it was used to refer to the website url (based

Context Root.

I'd like to ask a trival question. How is the context-root tag in the META-INF/applications.xml file used ? I initially thought it was used to refer to the website url (based on the Reference Implementation's deployment) but that has apparently been covered by orion's own deployment

confusion about the use of context-root in orion

hi, I must say that I'm a little confused about the way context-root is used in orion, which may be due to lack of understanding of the spec on my part. say, I want to use a web application under a certain context-root ("/myroot") in a website. what I do is put an entry in the rel

Re: confusion about the use of context-root in orion

Hi, context-root is a "hint" to deployment tools and as such will be used by the Orion deployment tools when suggesting a mapping at deployment time. The actul root specified is a deployment setting though and as such doesnt belong in the assembly descriptor. For instance a w