The easiest approach to getting root context would be to simply rename your app's directory from webapps/site
to webapps/ROOT
and restart Tomcat. If there's already a ROOT app in your default webapps
folder, then you need to create another Host, because there may be only one root context app per Host.
Another option (again, if you don't already have a ROOT app under webapps
) would be to edit your conf/server.xml
file and add your context element within the default <Host>
:
<Context path="" docBase="site" />
If you'd like to create a separate host, then you'll need to define a second <Host>
in server.xml
, e.g.,
<Host name="anotherhost" appBase="webapps_anotherhost"></Host>
For the above to work, you'd need to create a webapps_anotherhost
folder as a sibling folder next to your default host's webapps
folder, and then drop your WAR in that folder, either as an exploded directory named ROOT
or a compressed WAR named ROOT.war
. Then restart Tomcat and browse your application at http://anotherhost:8080
(you'll also a hosts file entry, of course).
These are just a few of the many options. The Tomcat docs are fairly detailed about this stuff. You can find the docs for your version of Tomcat at http://tomcat.apache.org/.
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