In this section, let us see how to change context root of an application in WebSphere. Suppose you have created a project called "Test". And the web project is TestWeb.
Now open the application.xml under META-INF folder inside the Project Test OR You can directly open the file application.xml inside the folder c:\workspace\Test\META-INF in windows.
where c:\workspace is the work space name where your project is created and Test the project name.
Edit the line
<context-root>Test</context-root>
to
<context-root>NewConetxRoot</context-root>
For example, <context-root>MyTest</context-root>

Now Re-Compile the project to publish.
Now everything done, you can access the application
http://localhost:9080/MyTest
To view the context root in Websphere Application Server through administrative console page,
Navigate to Applications > Application Types > WebSphere enterprise applications > application_name (In our example Test) > Context root for web modules.

Now open the application.xml under META-INF folder inside the Project Test OR You can directly open the file application.xml inside the folder c:\workspace\Test\META-INF in windows.
where c:\workspace is the work space name where your project is created and Test the project name.
Edit the line
<context-root>Test</context-root>
to
<context-root>NewConetxRoot</context-root>
For example, <context-root>MyTest</context-root>

Now Re-Compile the project to publish.
Now everything done, you can access the application
http://localhost:9080/MyTest
To view the context root in Websphere Application Server through administrative console page,
Navigate to Applications > Application Types > WebSphere enterprise applications > application_name (In our example Test) > Context root for web modules.

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