"Go" myeclipse Development Web Project publish to the root directory under Tomcat

Typically, a Web project is published under Tomcat under the WebApps file directory. So that when we visit:

For example, if the Web App project name is: Webmanager, after deploying to Tomcat, it is deployed in Tomcat/webapps/webmanager with the URL: Http://localhost:8080/webManager.

However, whenever we visit a website page, the Address bar is: http://www.1234.com/login.html. So generally we actually use it without Webmanager (the so-called Project name).

Here's how:

Select the Web project that we want to manipulate, right-click, and select Properties to appear

We just need to change the value of the Web Context-root to "/". It's OK to remove the webmanger.

We deployed the project Webmanger to the root folder under the Tomcat root directory.

When we visit, we do not need to bring the project name.

"Go" myeclipse Development Web Project publish to the root directory under Tomcat