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IOC = inversion of control
DI = dependency injection

Jetty.xml IOC/DI has long been available even before spring sprung (smile) (springframework)
Anything you can do programmatically can be done on the jetty.xml

The entire functionality is covered by two classes:
1. org.mortbay.xml.XmlConfiguration
2. org.mortbay.xml.XmlParser

Attributes

id

This simply means that you want to reference an object for later use.
Jetty basically persists the object in a java.util.HashMap<String,Object>

Most common use cases:

class

This is used in two tags:

name

type

default

Used only in one tag:

Tags

Configuration

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