On 10/9/06, Leo Sakhvoruk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've tried setting up Jetty to be used via Maven and I'm having trouble
getting Jetty to start. I can't seem to get a hold of that TimeTracker
pom as the link on the tapestry site takes me to an empty page. Is there
a chance you could provide a
I've tried setting up Jetty to be used via Maven and I'm having trouble
getting Jetty to start. I can't seem to get a hold of that TimeTracker
pom as the link on the tapestry site takes me to an empty page. Is there
a chance you could provide a link to TimeTracker so I can take a look at
it's p
Awesome,
Thanks for the suggestion guys! I'll try the tutorial first and then if
that doesn't work I'll check out Jetty.
Christian Dutaret wrote:
If you want to stick to tomcat (tighter integration with eclipse
through WTP
or other plugins, running webapps in debug, ...), there's a nice tuto
If you want to stick to tomcat (tighter integration with eclipse through WTP
or other plugins, running webapps in debug, ...), there's a nice tutorial
for the setup at
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/maven-users/200608.mbox/[EMAIL
PROTECTED]
I use this and it works fine (although I had t
I'd use jetty if given the choice during development. It literally only
takes a line or two to make your pom.xml capable of running your existing
web app without doing anything else. Very nice/convenient.
Look at TimeTracker's pom.xml for an example. It's what I use during dev at
least..(most of
Hi,
I'm trying to use the latest snapshot builds of Tapestry via Maven for
the project I'm working on in Eclipse. I use Tomcat via a launcher from
Eclipse to debug the application and have had 0 problems with it while
adding library jars to the WEB-INF/lib directory of the project I work
on.
