On 19/03/10 8:34 PM, Jesse Eichar wrote:
This issue is quite important to me. Should I try to solve this using
Ant? It seems like that is possible (if difficult). Or is it
possible with the current Jetty plugin. I have seen hints that I can
run several projects in a single jetty instance but so far I am unable
to determine how to do this.
Jetty itself can handle multiple web apps in a single instance, however,
the Gradle tasks don't provide a way to do this. It would definitely be
a good thing if they did. Could you add a JIRA issue for this?
In the meantime, there's a few options you can use.
1. The simplest is to add extra JettyRunWar or JettyRun task instances,
one for each web app. This would run each web app in a separate jetty
instance, each with it's own http port. This may or may not be ok for
what you need to do.
2. With some contortions, you can get access to the jetty server
instance from the jetty task, and add the additional web apps
programmatically.
3. Don't use the Gradle tasks, and use the jetty API directly from the
build script, for example:
task runJetty << {
def server = new Server()
... add the web apps
server.start()
}
Thank you,
Jesse
Hi,
I have the following situation
project
- /src/main/webapp
- testapp
I want to run both applications in the same Jetty instance with
different contexts. I am looking at the JettyPlugin code and it
appears like there should be a way to do this but I can't seem to
understand how I should do it. I tried the following:
apply id: 'war'
apply id: 'jetty'
task runAll(dependsOn: jettyRun, type: jettyRun.getClass()) {
webAppSourceDirectory = file('testapp')
}
No luck. An acceptable solution would be to have 'testapp' be its
own project (right now it is a single JSP page) and be built as a
war file. Then the jetty could have one webapp as the war and the
other as the normal application you get when running jettyRun.
I have 2 requirements:
1. I need 2 separate applications
2. I need at least one of the two applications be scanned and the
jetty auto-load the changes
Any tips?
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Adam Murdoch
Gradle Developer
http://www.gradle.org
