Greetings folks. I have a war file that I'd like to deploy to the root (i.e. blank or '/' )URL since my server is dedicated to this web application. I also have a Tomcat context xml snippet to accompany it in some way so that I can configure things like my database in JNDI. As a matter of taste, I'd prefer not to name my war "ROOT.war", I'd like it to be named after what it is, which is JIRA -- so jira.war. And I'd like it to be in Tomcat's webapp directory since that is the expected place to find webapps. I don't mind naming my context xml snippet file ROOT.xml. Is what I'm asking for possible? I've not figured out how to do this despite trying a large variety of things with the context docBase and naming the ROOT.xml differently. I've resorted to naming my war file ROOT.war which works but I don't like it. My ROOT.xml is in TOMCAT_HOME/conf/Catalina/localhost/.
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