andyhot wrote:
Laying out the project is really important...
What I used to do is run jetty as a java app by creating a launch
configuration that:
This worked out wonderfully. Thanks a lot. It's not as simple as I'd
have preferred, but it's easy enough.
Nowadays,
- I run jetty externally with mvn jetty:run.
- Instead of enabling caching, I enable the reset service
- Whenever I recompile in idea, maven's jetty plugin restarts the context.
This actually worked well, too. I recently moved to maven and hadn't
even thought of it. The other approach looks like it makes debugging
easier though, so that's what I'll stick with.
Thanks,
Kevin
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