HowTo: deploy an j2ee app using "/" as context root on iAS 6.5

Hi all iAS expert
It is highly appreciated one can teach me how to get around below problem
l deployed an app using "/" as context root. But the iAS could respond to any HTTP request.
However, as l changed the context root to sth other than root. iAS responded properly.
Can someone help me get around this problem ?
thank you a lot
fox

I deployed the same EJB on WLS 6.1+sp3 and WLS 7.0.
These both work. Looks like there is some problem with WLS6.0+sp2. I have opened
a case with BEA customer support.
--Latha

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