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I have a spring project that works beautifully when it’s located at the web root – i.e. http://myserver/index.html but it breaks terribly when it’s not – i.e. http://myserver/spring-project/index.html
Is there a way to configure spring to live in a subdirectory? Going through docs has been entirely unhelpful.
Spring does not require that it be in the root directory to work.
If it’s not working, it’s because you configured, packaged, and deployed it incorrectly.
I would recommend putting AppFuse aside and figuring out how to configure, package, and deploy an app successfully by hand a few times until you know how to do it cold. Once you have that in hand, then bring AppFuse in to lighten your load.