I want to add my own application name as the prefix. Example: http://localhost:8084/MyApp/some-url. But when I click on some link (href) it redirects me to http://localhost:8084/some-url. Also I've added server.servlet.context-path=/MyApp in properties file. Note: I'm using spring boot 2.5.4v and embedded tomcat 9.0.53v
How to set context root path in spring boot embedded tomcat?
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Spring boot: 2.7.9 and its embedded tomcat which is above 9.0.0.
I noticed that
server.servlet.contextPath=/my-path
does not work and it picks the executable jar file name which gradle builds. I mean the name of the jar file when we build it (it will get deployed in a openjdk:11-jre-slim container to aws fargate).This one works for us:
You may define this bean in any configuration classes. I know that this one will work with embedded tomcat too but it is more like a deployment time config: