We mostly use jetty as embedded in the project itself. Then starting a
web application is as simple as starting any other java application.
Also debugging is much simpler. No need to configure remote debug
connection, not to mention that you need to configure separate ports
if you want to debug
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Of course you can startup Tomcat from Eclipse just as well :)
I seem to remember that Jetty is vastly easier to configure from Java
source.
I tried this with Jetty 6. Hardly any documentation or complete examples
to be found. So I switched back to Jetty 4 for which I had an example
from an
The embedded tomcat was not that hard to install, not harder than
creating a jetty quickstart.
Martijn
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On Monday, October 15, 2007, 1:35:25 PM, Erik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course you can startup Tomcat from Eclipse just as well
I seem to remember that Jetty is vastly easier to configure from Java
source.
I tried this with Jetty 6. Hardly any documentation or complete examples
to be
minutes - instead
simply launch the included Start.java and your app is up and running
in seconds and includes hotswap.
/Gwyn
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Daniel,
Sorry for starting an emacs vs vi debate. Really is a nice article. Anything
to drag people out of the struts dark ages!
Cheers
Sam
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On 10/15/07, Gwyn Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One thing I like about Jetty is that it's normally clear to see what's
mounted where, as the default '/' servlet will list them when running
'mvn jetty:run' (although that's not in our Start.java).
we don't need that in Start.java, because Al
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igor.vaynberg wrote:
+1
-igor
On 10/14/07, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Daniel, great stuff! Thanks!
Eelco
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Hello Wicket,
I wrote an introductory article on Wicket for DevX, which they
published
Nope, and you can also debug that one, you just need to pass the
releveant parameters to the jvm.
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
The embedded tomcat was not that hard to install, not harder than
creating a jetty quickstart.
Martijn
Hello Wicket,
I wrote an introductory article on Wicket for DevX, which they
published a few days back (will go front page after a few typos are
fixed). I tried to include lots of practical information on the
framework's design and usage. I hope it helps to turn more people
Hey Daniel, great stuff! Thanks!
Eelco
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Hello Wicket,
I wrote an introductory article on Wicket for DevX, which they
published a few days back (will go front page after a few typos are
fixed). I tried to include lots of practical
+1
-igor
On 10/14/07, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Daniel, great stuff! Thanks!
Eelco
On 10/14/07, Daniel Carleton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Wicket,
I wrote an introductory article on Wicket for DevX, which they
published a few days back (will go front page
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