Other than installing the application multiple times, i'm not sure how
you can do this with standard configuration. You might be able to do
something programatically, I'm not sure.
Perhaps you could install the app at context root "/" and have lots of
servlet mappings? e.g. if you now have a mapping for "foo" to
MyFooServlet you'd have mappings
MyApp/foo
myApp/foo
myApp/foo
app/foo
david jencks
On Aug 19, 2009, at 12:31 PM, tomgutz wrote:
Hi, im a complete newbie on using geronimo i would really appreciate
it if
someone can answer my question or at least point me to the right
direction.
My problem is having multiple context-root use the same war file or
application, at least this is how i undestand it from developers
point of
view.
But from the user side or the one accessing the web application i just
wanted the following urls to resolve to the same web application
without
throwing a 404 page not found. ie
//original deploy directory for the application
A http://localhost:8080/MyApp
//the following should resolve to url A as well
B http://localhost:8080/myapp
C http://localhost:8080/myApp
D http://localhost:8080/app
any inputs are appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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