Hi Venkatesh,

In a Server we can deploy n number of web applications and each web application can be differentiated with its unique context-root. So this context root is mandatory in your URL i.e. if you want to deploy an application X which has context path (contextpath1) in domain (mydomain) then it can be accessed with url as http://mydomain/contextpath1.

In our case the PRPC application will be deployed into prweb context-root by default, so you can access the application with url http://domain/prweb. This will internally calls the servlet definition which acts as a starting point of the application.

So as per my knowledge you can change the /prweb to your custom context-root name during deployment of war file and you can write your own custom servlet definition and change it in the web.xml as suggested by chris, which means you should have the syntax of your url as follows:

http://domain/context-root/Servlet-Definition

Note: So i dont think that you can just call http://domain which doesn't make any sense as per my knowledge.

Regards

Mahesh