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Installing Jetty 6.1.x
Downloading the Distribution
Installing Jetty
All you need to do is to unzip the distribution. The top level directory should look like:
contexts etc examples extras lib LICENSES modules patches pom.xml project-website README.txt start.jar VERSION.txt webapps webapps-plus
The files and directories are:
- contexts hot deploy directory
- etc is the directory for jetty configuration files
- examples contains sample webapps demonstrating various features and code examples of embedding Jetty
- extras contains optional extensions to jetty
- lib contains all the jar files necessary to run jetty6
- LICENSES contains the license agreements for the project
- modules contains all of the source submodules
- patches contains contributed source patches
- pom.xml is the maven2 build file for jetty6 (see also Building from Source)
- project-website contains the jetty6 website
- README.txt contains useful getting started information
- start.jar is the jar that invokes jetty6 (see also Running Jetty-6.1.x)
- VERSION.txt is an abbreviated change log for each release
- webapps a directory containing some demo webapps
- webapps-plus a directory containing some webapps demonstrating the extended features of jetty6 (see also JNDI)
Running Jetty
For details on starting, stopping, and configuring Jetty please see Running Jetty-6.1.x.