I am not sure this email is actually getting through could someone respond to this email for me- I am responding here so that should do the trick but certainly this issue is addressed somewhere on Eclipse.org's web site??? Isn't this most typical. Jetty is a less known java servlet container and its configuration less know. I have a working Tomcat context.xml file and all I want to do is use it within eclipse / Jetty plugin environment. Funny thing is I can not seem to find any Jetty.xml files on my eclipse/ jetty workstation.
On Fri, Nov 9, 2012 at 11:21 PM, Rob Silver <[email protected]> wrote: > I have Eclipse Indigo IDE. Everything is working. > What I need to do is take my IDE setup and understand what steps > to take to use a working context.xml file currently working in Tomcat > 7.029. It contains a Microsoft Database connector. > I have heard about the Jetty plugin used for development > In fact the GWT webapp I develop runs in that environment but I > now have to un-comment/comment and compile code back and > forth - Not so nice. What want to do is use what I believe is called: > *"jetty context deployer" > * > since the database connector working now in > the same tomcat webapps/myProject/WEB-INF folder that > my webapp's web.xml file resides runs fine in Tomcat. > I want to make that file or an equivalent for Jetty work. > I hope this mailing list can be of help in this regard. Let me know what > else I can provide. There is not a log of intelligible documentation on > this. > e.g Here is a Tomcat war file , here is the equivalent for configuration > for I believe Eclipse Indigo uses an embeded plugin for Jetty and not an > actual server as I see no such server in my process/ task manager when I > run. e.g no jetty process appears so I think that is correct. > > Please advise how this can be accomplished ?? Any detailed documentation > can only be helpful so long as it is relevant!!!! > > Thank you in advance.... > > Additional background I have had errors that include: > org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.ServletHolder.handle(ServletHolder.java:487) > at > org.mortbay.jetty.servlet.ServletHandler.handle(ServletHandler.java:362) > :::: > In the past > The exact version of Eclipse I run is : > Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers. > > Version: Indigo Service Release 2 > Build id: 20120216-1857 > > Also if someone can tell me what the difference is between Java EE Hellios > and Indigo versions please help me understand the differences especially if > it turns out I can not use the > > >
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