An Actuate Java Component web application resides in a context root. You specify the Java Component context root by naming the WAR file. For example, if your web archive (.war) file were named ActuateJavaComponent.war and you deployed it on an Apache Tomcat web server, the URL to access the application is:
Apply a similar process to setup other application servers and servlet engines. By configuring the context root, the application server will route requests from the user’s browser for Java Component web content to the JSPs in the context root.
You can create several Actuate Java Component context roots. Each context root can contain a web reporting application that uses a different design. For example, you can create different web reporting applications for particular language groups or departments.
In the following example, you create a custom reporting web application for MyCorp’s Marketing Communications group. You want your Marketing Communications users to use the following URI prefix to access their custom application:
After you stop and restart the server, your Marketing Communications users can access the Java Component web application called marcom. The application looks like the default Actuate Java Component application because you have not customized its appearance.