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Detailed Description
If you are experiencing ClassNotFound exceptions using JAAS with Jetty6.0.x the workaround is to put some extra configuration into the jetty.xml file to make the jetty jaas classes visible.
Remedy
For Jetty Standalone
Where
CONTEXT PATHis the context path you want to assign to your webappLOCATION OF WEBAPPis the location of the war or expanded war of your webapp
For the Jetty Maven Plugin
Use a jetty-web.xml or a jetty-env.xml file to set the server classes, like so:
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