If you run jettyDraftWar which is probably of type JettyRunWar you must
configure the jetty plugin. If you run cargo then you must configure jetty
through the cargo plugin.
For the cargo plugin you configure the port using cargo { port = 8888 ... }
and for the jetty plugin you configure the port using "jettyRun.httpPort =
8888" or "jettyRun { httpPort = 8888 }".
In general you are not forced to use both Jetty plugin and cargo plugin. I
guess the SDM example just wants to show that both is possible. Also I
think that the gwt-gradle-plugin does no additional magic behind the scenes
when running jetty or tomcat or anything else to serve your app. The
gwt-gradle-plugin only starts SDM and thats all.
How you serve your app and which plugin you choose to do so is up to you.
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