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DOCUMENTATION: Jetty 6 - this wiki. Jetty 7 - at Eclipse. Jetty8 - at Eclipse. Jetty 9 - at Eclipse.
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What is this ?
J2SE 6 ships with an embedded web server that handles Endpoint publishing. This web server can be replaced by Jetty thanks to the contributed Java HTTP Server SPI implementation.
Prerequisites
- svn
- mvn ( preferably at least 2.0.4 )
- jdk 1.6
Obtaining the Source
The project uses Subversion as it's source code control system.
The source can be checked out anonymously using:
Building
The project uses maven2 as its build tool.
Go to the top level directory of the project and type:
This will build jetty6 locally, copy the jars and artifacts into the correct directories and put snapshot versions of the artifacts into your local maven repository.
Installing
Copy the freshly-built j2se6-6.1-SNAPSHOT.jar archive to $JETTY_HOME/lib/ext.
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