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I have question on Tomcat (rather Tomee) deployment.
I have a war file named, CromeRepoGui.war and I want it to be deployed in dev#repo folder under /webapps.



According to the link:
Deploying war file to Tomcat with a different path ,



I followed the below steps,
1) I changed server.xml under /conf and set 



autoDeploy="false" deployOnStartup="false"


2) add a context.xml file under /META-INF inside the war file (zip folder), having below attribute:



 path="/dev/repo"


But still I am getting an extracted folder CromeRepoGui in /webapps, but not any extracted folder named dev#repo.



My application should run as, http://localhost:8080/dev/repo;



not as, http://localhost:8080/CromeRepoGui.



What other changes I need to do in the configuration (may be any new attribute to be defined in context.xml file) to get my war file deployed in a single folder named dev#repo, instead any CromeRepoGui folder (avoiding double-deployment) in /webapps, which is the war file name.






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    Possible duplicate of How to specify path in META-INF/context.xml for Tomcat
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I have question on Tomcat (rather Tomee) deployment.
I have a war file named, CromeRepoGui.war and I want it to be deployed in dev#repo folder under /webapps.



According to the link:
Deploying war file to Tomcat with a different path ,



I followed the below steps,
1) I changed server.xml under /conf and set 



autoDeploy="false" deployOnStartup="false"


2) add a context.xml file under /META-INF inside the war file (zip folder), having below attribute:



 path="/dev/repo"


But still I am getting an extracted folder CromeRepoGui in /webapps, but not any extracted folder named dev#repo.



My application should run as, http://localhost:8080/dev/repo;



not as, http://localhost:8080/CromeRepoGui.



What other changes I need to do in the configuration (may be any new attribute to be defined in context.xml file) to get my war file deployed in a single folder named dev#repo, instead any CromeRepoGui folder (avoiding double-deployment) in /webapps, which is the war file name.






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    Possible duplicate of How to specify path in META-INF/context.xml for Tomcat
    – pirho
    Nov 11 at 10:46













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up vote
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I have question on Tomcat (rather Tomee) deployment.
I have a war file named, CromeRepoGui.war and I want it to be deployed in dev#repo folder under /webapps.



According to the link:
Deploying war file to Tomcat with a different path ,



I followed the below steps,
1) I changed server.xml under /conf and set 



autoDeploy="false" deployOnStartup="false"


2) add a context.xml file under /META-INF inside the war file (zip folder), having below attribute:



 path="/dev/repo"


But still I am getting an extracted folder CromeRepoGui in /webapps, but not any extracted folder named dev#repo.



My application should run as, http://localhost:8080/dev/repo;



not as, http://localhost:8080/CromeRepoGui.



What other changes I need to do in the configuration (may be any new attribute to be defined in context.xml file) to get my war file deployed in a single folder named dev#repo, instead any CromeRepoGui folder (avoiding double-deployment) in /webapps, which is the war file name.






tomcat deployment war tomee







share|improve this question















I have question on Tomcat (rather Tomee) deployment.
I have a war file named, CromeRepoGui.war and I want it to be deployed in dev#repo folder under /webapps.



According to the link:
Deploying war file to Tomcat with a different path ,



I followed the below steps,
1) I changed server.xml under /conf and set 



autoDeploy="false" deployOnStartup="false"


2) add a context.xml file under /META-INF inside the war file (zip folder), having below attribute:



 path="/dev/repo"


But still I am getting an extracted folder CromeRepoGui in /webapps, but not any extracted folder named dev#repo.



My application should run as, http://localhost:8080/dev/repo;



not as, http://localhost:8080/CromeRepoGui.



What other changes I need to do in the configuration (may be any new attribute to be defined in context.xml file) to get my war file deployed in a single folder named dev#repo, instead any CromeRepoGui folder (avoiding double-deployment) in /webapps, which is the war file name.






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    Possible duplicate of How to specify path in META-INF/context.xml for Tomcat
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    Possible duplicate of How to specify path in META-INF/context.xml for Tomcat
    – pirho
    Nov 11 at 10:46








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