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Chuck... check me here ;)
I started wondering why I have never wanted to do this.
ie never wanted to deploy a web-app to a /Demo/WebAppName/ context and I
realized its because I use the MVC model.
So what I would do is rename the WebApp to Demo... and just change the
Servlet Mapping to
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>start</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/WebAppName</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
Same URL results....
Becaue my JSP's are always called from a servlet... that works.
With static JSP pages... if one moved them to a folder /WebAppName
Is it not the same thing?... in other words all these deployment tricks can
be thrown away... we back to a normal webapp.
In either case I think if the contexts have been hard coded, nothing will
work, but if not, maybe its the same thing with no pain ;)
If we see it like this /Demo/WebAppName/
We wanna play with contexts
But if we see it like this
/WebAppName/WhatEver
We wanna play with mapping and folders?
Maybe its just meant to be done another way... thats what I'm getting at.
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