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Deploying Axis2 web service as ROOT application on Tomcat

By default Axis2 services are available on http://host:8080/axis2/services/*. If you want to remove axis2/services part from the service endpoint and access your service by http://host:8080/serviceName/*

1. Overide default Axis2 servlet mapping services in web.xml file.

 AxisServlet
 /serviceName/*

2. Remove an application name value by deploying axis2 implementation (from war distribution axis2-1.X.X-war.zip) as ROOT application.

Info: War distribution contains application with above structure:
axis2-web
META-INF
org
WEB-INF
    classes
    conf
    lib
    modules
    services
        put here *.aar files to deploy WS
    web.xml (manually created)

web.xml file







    Apache-Axis2
    
        AxisServlet
        Apache-Axis Servlet
        org.apache.axis2.transport.http.AxisServlet
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
        1
    
    
        AxisAdminServlet
        Apache-Axis AxisAdmin Servlet (Web Admin)
        
            org.apache.axis2.webapp.AxisAdminServlet
    
    
    
    
    
        AxisServlet
        /servlet/AxisServlet
    

    
        AxisServlet
        *.jws
    

    
        AxisServlet
        /serviceName/*
     
 
    
        AxisAdminServlet
        /axis2-admin/*
    

    
    
    
        inc
        text/plain
    

   
      index.jsp
      index.html
      /axis2-web/index.jsp
    

    
      404
      /axis2-web/Error/error404.jsp
    

    
        500
        /axis2-web/Error/error500.jsp

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