I'm not sure how to do this with jetty:run (I don't use it myself). I had
a quick look at the config page at
http://mojo.codehaus.org/jetty-maven-plugin/usage.html but there isn't any
related configuration option to specify jars outside of the webapp itself.
alex
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 1:08 PM
(Some time has elapsed, sorry...)
That definitely could be it.
One of my launch configurations is the default mvn jetty:run, and I have H2
added as a dependency. It's being initialized in web.xml as per H2's
instructions, with -tcpAllowOthers, and Boot (DBVendor) connects via TCP.
What should I
How do you go about getting a free Scala license for JavaRebel (I was
previously using the license that stopped working on July 1st)?
Do you have to email them to get it, or is there a link where I can go to
download the license file? I googled 'javarebel scala', and looked around
their site, but
It typically means you are leaking classes through the classloader
hierarchy.
e.g. A class in your webapp classloader is referenced in a parent
classloader.
Common culprits are JDBC drivers which should be placed in Jetty's bootstrap
classloader and not packaged in your webapp's lib directory (d
PermGen is the Permanent Generation... it's where all the classes are stored
in the JVM.
There are two ways around the issue:
- Use JavaRebel (which was fixed as of this morning to once again support
Scala and you can get a free Scala license for it)
- Increase the PermGen heap space in
