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Need to assign a context root for my application

 
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Hi ,
I am facing some issue regarding to assign a context-root for my web application which i want to deploy on Weblogic 10.0 MP1. Could any budy please help me out how we can assign this task. As i have to deployed an application which required for a specific context root but i can't do it any way in weblogic. I could't find context-root option in weblogic console. If console not actually facilitate this then where to change context-root in which of XML file.
Please help

My Regards,
Ahmad
 
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You can set your context-root of your application in weblogic.xml file under context-root element.

And the other way is if you dont have your context-root set in application ie in weblogic.xml , the name of the war file you deploy from console will become the context root of your application.

Hope this helps !!!
 
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Hi Renjan ,
I have already tried the second option but it's not working. The first option is a valid as I have searched more than 10 places and revived the same reply as you suggest but problem is that i could't find the exact weblogic.xml. i will be back after exploring it again.
Thanks so very much
My Regards,
Ahmad


Renjan Thomas wrote:

You can set your context-root of your application in weblogic.xml file under context-root element.

And the other way is if you dont have your context-root set in application ie in weblogic.xml , the name of the war file you deploy from console will become the context root of your application.

Hope this helps !!!

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