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Jetty Debian Packages
Official debs
Beginning jetty-6.1.18, jetty6 will be available in the ubuntu repos.
Building the source
Checkout http://svn.codehaus.org/jetty-contrib/jetty-deb/trunk/
See README.txt
Binaries
libjetty6-java
- Jetty 6 core modules
- includes:
jetty-util, jetty-util5, jetty, jetty-sslengine, jetty-start
libjetty6-extra-java
- Jetty 6 extra modules (depends: libjetty6-java)
- includes:
jetty-management, jetty-naming, jetty-servlet-tester, jetty-ajp, jetty-java5-threadpool, jetty-client, jetty-rewrite-handler
jetty6
- The standalone http server (depends: libjetty6-java)
- includes:
scripts, config files, docs
Installing
$ sudo apt-get install libjetty6-java
$ sudo apt-get install libjetty6-extra-java
$ sudo apt-get install jetty6
Notes
Dependencies to add:
libslf4j-java
- Simple logging facade for java
Modules to add:
jetty-jsp-2.1
- glassfish jsp source + jetty-jsp source needs to be compiled/built to generate a separate deb package
jetty-plus
- geronimo-jta must be available as a deb package (build & runtime dependency)
Packages and Installation Order
Having downloaded all of the jetty debian packages, you should install them using dpkg or synaptic or your favourite package installer in this order, where <version> is replaced by the version of jetty you want to install:
- libjetty6-java_<version>_all.deb
- libjetty6-jsp-java_<version>_all.deb
- libjetty6-extra-java_<version>_all.deb
- jetty6_<version>_all.deb
- jetty6-examples_<version>_all.deb
Installation Directories
The home directory for the debian distribution of jetty is /usr/share/jetty6. Other directories under /var and /etc are linked to from the /usr/share/jetty6 directory.
The configuration of the server is in /etc/jetty6. The configuration files listed in /etc/jetty6/jetty.conf are passed to the command line when it is started by /etc/init.d/jetty6.
Webapps can be deployed by placing them in /var/lib/jetty6/webapps (linked from /usr/share/jetty6/webapps). Additional contexts can be configured and (hot) deployed via the /etc/jetty6/contexts directory (linked from /usr/share/jetty6/contexts).
Starting/Stopping Jetty
If you have just installed the debian packages, then you will need to edit the /etc/default/jetty6 file. Make the change indicated in comment:
You can now start jetty:
To stop jetty:
You can list all of the commands to control jetty by typing: