Vladyslav Kosulin wrote:
Jules Gosnell wrote:Alternatively, d/l the latest Jetty 4.2.5? from jetty.mortbay.org and follow the instructions in this FAQ for updating your jbossweb.sar with fresh Jetty jars...
Unfortunately, FAQ is not clear in some details:
1) Jetty 4.2.5 includes org.mortbay.jetty.jar and org.mortbay.jetty-jdk1.2.jar
Which one to use with JBoss on top of JDK1.4.1?
2) Do i have also to upgrade javax.servlet.jar?
Thanks,Vlad
(1) depends on your JVM - I think the 1.2 jar is for 1.2/1.3 JVMs) (2) It would probably be safer to do so. Suck-it-and-see. Jules
There is a newer version of Jetty out - I want to upgrade. ---------------------------------------------------------- Rather than wait for a new JBoss release, you can probably just pull down the new Jetty release and substitute the jars you currently have in .../deploy/jbossweb.sar with the ones in the new release. Pay attention to any notes about API changes as these may affect either the integration code (in which case you will have to wait for me to update cvs) or the Jetty/JBoss configuration (in which case, if you are feeling brave, you should be able to fix your own configuration). Now you are living on the edge ! N.B. Standalone Jetty's MANIFEST.MF points to various jars in it's distrib. These are all already available to the JBoss classloader and the hint from MANIFEST.MF will generate a warning that can be safely ignored, since the jars will not be in the expected place.
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