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Tomcat java ROOT.war

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jacko@

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Hi,

Does any one know if it's possible to run a Tomcat webapp in the root of a site? (Running Windows Plesk 8.2)

I contacted SwSoft support and they said it's not possible.

ie. sample.war will install to www.domain.com/sample

Instead of sample.war I want it to be ROOT.war reachable via:

www.domain.com

Anyone know of a work around for this?

Thanks,
jacko
 
If you are the Windows Administrator, you need an addon tool called,NGASI AppServer Manager (http://www.ngasi.com)
which enables private jvm java hosting
with Plesk, and allows you to serve the application from a
root URL (www.domain.com)
 
Hi johnyqqq,

Thanks for the reply and the suggestion. I will give it a go next time, as, they have now gone for a server without Plesk in this case.

Thanks again.

Regards,
Jacko
 
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