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Using ICEfaces with Jetty
These instructions have been tested with ICEfaces 1.5.2 and Jetty 6.1.1.
- Download ICEfaces and unpack the distribution. We'll use ${ICEfaces.home} to indicate the top level directory of your unpacked distribution.
- If you downloaded the binary distribution, the example web applications will already be built in ${ICEfaces.home}/samples. If you downloaded the source distribution, you will need to build the samples following the instructions in the ${ICEfaces.home}/docs/ICEfaces_GettingStarted.pdf file.
- Simply copy the war files from ${ICEfaces.home}/samples into ${jetty.home}/webapps and start jetty (java -jar start.jar).
- Assuming you started jetty on port 8080, surf to:
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