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Jetty Runner
If you're looking for a fast and easy way to run your webapp, without needing to install and administer a Jetty distro, then look no further, the Jetty Runner is here! The idea of the Jetty Runner is extremely simple - run a webapp from the command line ...
Glassfish and OSGi ... and Jetty?
In one of those cosmic coincidences, no sooner do I blog about OSGi and J2EE containers, but Glassfish announces that they are moving to OSGi.Read more...Tags : glassfish enterprise jetty osgi
Jetty and OSGi
OSGi is a standard for modular Java-based services, and as Jetty's guiding principle has always been to be a "good component", there is a natural fit between Jetty and OSGi services. This natural fit is demonstrated by the increasing number of ...
Java EE 6 Web Profile
The JSR-316 group - the JavaEE expert group - has suggested the idea of "profiles" to formally provide the option of slimmed-down app servers. There are various options being mooted for a Web Profile, but all of them contain JSP and related ...
Jetty Does Android - Update
Jetty is now serving web pages to the Android browser. The web pages show various types of information stored on the device, such as the current call log, the system settings, and the contact list.Read more...Tags : android jetty
Jetty Does Android
I've recently been working on porting Jetty to Google's mobile platform called Android. It's early days still, but I've succeeded in running a minimal setup with a connector (I've tested both bio and nio connectors) and a simple Handler. If you'd like to ...
Eclifox
I just came across a very cool use of Jetty. The folks at IBM alphaWorks have come up with an Eclipse plugin that translates your Eclipse UI into XUL and vice-versa so that you can effectively use your Eclipse from your (Mozilla-based) web browser! ...
Jetty Eclipse Plugin
Version 1.0.1 of the Jetty Plugin for Eclipse is available from: www.webtide.com/ecli...
Jetty Session Clustering with Terracotta
We've been collaborating with the guys from Terracotta to create a new clustering solution for Jetty HTTP sessions. Make a note to drop by the Terracotta stand at Java One (booth #828) and see a demo of it in action! Read more...Tags : sessions http ...
Jetty Ant Plugin
Jetty has a sexy new plugin for Ant that has the same features as the Maven plugin. So if you didn't want to move from Ant to Maven, but you still want fast webapp development, now you can have it!Read more...Tags : ide webapp maven ant jetty

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Re: Jetty Does Android
Hi Jan Thanks for the quick response. Good news.... A clean install and build of r91 worked perfectly (webapps are available and working) after mvn install (complains that no path to android home) mvn -Dandroid.home=PATH_...
Re: Extending the Maven Plugin Classpath at Runtime
Hi, The maven plugin does put jetty-plus on the classpath by default (with a transitive dependency on activation.jar), whereas jetty standalone does not by default include jetty-plus - you have to take extra actions to get those jars onto the runtime ...
Re: Jetty Runner
Hi Clay, For the future, better place for questions and to get help is the jetty mailing list: user@jetty.codehaus....
"No context on this server matched......"
Hi Steve, Thanks for the interest in i-jetty! We've been doing some major reorganizations on it lately, and I think you have caught us mid-stream. We changed the console from being anchored at "/" to "/console" so I would expect you ...
"No context on this server matched......"
Hi Jan Brilliant work with i-jetty. I had an early release working on OS X. Now I'm using the latest release (revision 91) on Ubuntu 8.04 and having a few problems. Running deploy.sh seems to build and install everything correctly. i-jetty starts in the ...
Re: Jetty Runner
Hi, I've been using jetty-runner over the last few days and I really like it. I'm a newbie to Jetty, so pardon me for asking what is likely obvious. I'd like to use a HTAccessHandler with the war I'm running for added security. Where would I configure ...
Solaris sompilation
Just in case anyone else is having this same problem, the fix is to add "-c" to the compilation command, to tell GCC not to try linking. See: http://docs.codehaus...
Re: Extending the Maven Plugin Classpath at Runtime
I am running with jdk 1.6.0_10-beta It is very similar to the problem you stated. Therefor we thought it was a problem with the plugin as default running with jetty-plus jar in the classpath. And we thought this was not the case when we ran standalone. ...
Re: Extending the Maven Plugin Classpath at Runtime
Are you running jdk1.6? It sounds similar to this problem: http://jira.codehaus...
Re: Extending the Maven Plugin Classpath at Runtime
We got the following error related to what you descirbed (instance of org/mortbay/jetty/we...

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Jetty and OSGi

A natural fit

OSGi is a standard for modular Java-based services, and as Jetty's guiding principle has always been to be a "good component", there is a natural fit between Jetty and OSGi services. This natural fit is demonstrated by the increasing number of OSGi containers that plug-in Jetty as the OSGi Http service.

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