How do I change the document root and servlets root in WL 6.0

Please reply fast.
Suresh Wilson

In 5.1, you specify the "name" via the property:
weblogic.httpd.webApp.NAME=<path_to_war>
... where NAME is the path in the URL where you want your webapp to be
access from
Say:
weblogic.httpd.webApp.sampleapp=/home/weblogic/product/wls/5.1/sample.war
... the application's root is http://hostname/sampleapp
In 6.0, it seems to be the name of the war file itself. I deployed the
war twice, one using sampleapp.war and the other using sampleapp2.war,
and the webapps' root are http://hostname/sampleapp and
http://hostname/sampleapp2, respectively.
Is this rigth? Well, that is at least what I observed. The admin docs
regarding deploying was not clear on what is defined as "name" or where
it gets it from ... until I tried the above.
For a while, I thought that the application's root are defined by the
servlet spec.
John
Gene Chuang wrote:
>
Servlets in 6.0 must be deployed in .war; "document root" setting is irrelevant in 6.0.
Gene
"suresh wilson" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]..
Please reply fast.
Suresh Wilson
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