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I have an application that will be deployed on Tomcat.
But the only way I can hit it on the url is :
http://localhost:8080/project/pages/index.jspHow do I tell tomcat that when I type in http://localhost/index.jsp
to resolve to the correct file? I was looking at the
tomcat\conf\server.xml and added a context for
<Context path=”/project” reloadable=”true” docBase=”project”
workDir=”project” />but that didn’t seem to do the trick. I know I am missing something
really fundamental here, so I would really appreciate any pointers you
can throw my way.First, undeploy your project from the configuration manager dialog you used to deploy it. Then, you can specify that the Web context-root is for deployment is ROOT for Tomcat by right-clicking on the project in the Package Explorer view and selecting Properties > MyEclipse-Web and entering it at the prompt. Redeploy your project. That should make the context http://localhost/pages/index.jsp.
Thank you, I will try that. But is there anyway to make it resolve to just
http://localhost/index.jsp without showing the pages directory? I thought there was some way to hide those project directory so that everything appeared to be off the localhost and not pages?
