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If you're building a web application with Spring Boot, you might have noticed that by default, your app is accessible at the "root" path (/). But what if you want to host it under a specific name, like /api or /shop? That's where the Context Path comes in!
What Exactly is a Context Path?
Think of it as the specific address for your application on a server. Instead of just localhost:8080, a context path allows you to reach your app at localhost:8080/my-app. This is essential when you have multiple applications running on the same server.
The Simple Way to Change It
The most common and easiest way for beginners is using your application.properties file. Just add this single line:
Why Should You Change It?
- Organization: Keep your different services separated.
- Security: Add a layer of obscurity to your internal API structure.
- Server Sharing: Run multiple Spring Boot apps on one Tomcat instance without conflicts.
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