I found the solution: the servlet mapping for the default servlet was
missing from web.xml. Adding the following fixed the problem:
default
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On 27/02/2022 17:11, Greg Wilkins wrote:
Wow, I've not looked at jetty-8 source code for a long time.
I'm not surprised. :)
Try also setting maxCachedFiles to 0
No, that doesn't work either.
What else would you tell me to look at if it were Jetty 9?
(Sorry, just noticed I was replying to
Use Linux
Well if you insist on using insecure clunky operating systems like Windows,
then what you need to do is to stop Jetty keeping any file references at
all open. So stopping file mapped buffer usage is a good step, but you
probably also need to set up a zero sized static content
I have an ancient Jetty 8.1.4 plus Derby plus JDK 1.7 plus portable
Notepad++ setup which I used to give to students about a decade ago as a
self-contained distro in a zipfile. (Yes, I know I should update the
Jetty version, not to mention the Derby, Java and Notepad++ versions,
but please
