ITVGuy2000 wrote:
>I would like to do the same thing as you, and am running into the same
>problems as you. Please let me know if you figure this out. Thanks.
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>>I am trying to setup a couple of sites for personal development and for
>>a demo web site. I have been working on getting this setup on and off
>>for a week or so and just don't know how to accomplish what I want.
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>>I want to deploy an application to a domain with the context path not
>>set so it will be the root of the address. Such that 192.168.1.1:8080
>>would hit the application I deploy by default. Right now the only way I
>>have see to do this is to set it as the default application of the
>>virtual server otherwise I get the standard "Your server is up and
>>running!" page.
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Have you tried deploying your webapp at "/", like this:
asadmin deploy --contextroot "/" ...
With this, you would not have to declare your webapp as the
virtual server's default-web-module.
>>If I set the default application of the web server to a
>>development application it gives me an error when I try to redeploy the
>>application from NB.
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What error are you getting?
Jan
>> This is a problem because I would have to go and
>>unset the default application every time I want to redeploy the
>>application which could be often in a development environment.
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>>I have other questions about the virtual domains but I want to get the
>>first situation fixed so I can do some more testing before I give up on
>>them. The deployment with the context path not set is the big issue I
>>have.
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>>If there are any suggestions please let me know.
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>>Dru Devore
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