How did you get it going ? I tried this as per the example here and on the FAQ and it was a complete failure. Here's what I did:
1. Install the j2ee connector. 2. Checkout the svn repository to my local machine. 3. in eclipse, did a maven2 install to build it. 4. On the target machine, installed jetty 6.0.2 and wiped it's webapps directory. Didn't do anything else. 5. Uploaded archiva-webapp/target/ to the target machines jetty-6.0.2/webapps directory. 6. unwar'd the war. 7. updated etc/jetty.xml to a port of 2222. 8. Step 5 - copy jetty-env.xml - where is it ???? 9. Found jetty-env.xml in my local machines archiva-webapp/src and uploaded it to jetty-6.0.2/webapps/archiva/WEB-INF. Why wasn't this in the war ???? 10. Ran the startup command. 11. Got messages about failures to find JNDI datasources but they appear to be related to test-jndi webapp. 12. Opened target machines port 2222/archiva 13. Got a bunch of exceptions with the main cause being that the JNDI name env/jdbc/users was not found. So how do I fix this ??? It looks very much to me like the instructions as given are incomplete and make assumptions about the war, or the jetty setup or the machine or something. ciao Derek. Joakim Erdfelt-2 wrote: > > I have it working with jetty 6.0.2 > > 1) downloaded jetty 6.0.2 > 2) installed default jetty 6.0.2 > 3) removed all content under webapps/* > 4) unpacked archiva war file into webapps/archiva/ > 5) copied jetty-env.xml into webapps/archiva/WEB-INF/jetty-env.xml > 6) modified default port in jetty.xml > 7) Started up with following command. > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]/java/jetty-6.0.2]$ java -Xmx256m -jar start.jar > etc/jetty.xml > etc/jetty-plus.xml > > NOTE: The jetty-plus configuration is *REQUIRED* to get jndi binding to > work. > > - Joakim Erdfelt > > > Max Bowsher wrote: >> Does anyone have a working configuration of Archiva deployed on Jetty, >> for which they'd be willing to share the Jetty config files? >> >> (I'm referring to deployment on a standalone Jetty, here, rather than >> testing via maven-jetty-plugin). >> >> I've tried to get this working myself, but only succeeded by configuring >> the JNDI datasource stuff via WEB-INF/jetty-env.xml. When I try to move >> that configuration to the main Jetty config so that I do not have to >> poke around inside the Archiva war, I can't get the JNDI bindings to >> work right. >> >> >> Thanks, >> Max. >> >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Archiva-deployment-on-Jetty--tf2767295.html#a8153273 Sent from the archiva-users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
