Jetty is supported in AppFuse 2.0.x using Maven. If you decide Maven is the route you want to follow, then you should look into upgrading to AppFuse 2.0.x.
Mike. On 7/30/07, Jon Loken <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > Using Jetty is a great time saver, circumventing repeated deployments to > local webserver. > > As we are using AppFuse Spring MVC v 1.9.3 there is no ready available > Jetty functionality. > > I looked into Jetty over the weekend, but did not manage to integrate it > into AppFuse: > > -ECLIPSE Jetty plugin is currently only for Jetty v 5, not v6 which is > more configurable. Support for Jetty v6 is in the pipeline though. > -ANT Jetty works for Jetty v6, however the documentation and set of > available examples is sparse. Executing target 'jetty.run' resulted in a > 'nullpointerexception' with no other explanation. I would not be able to > get further without digging into the Jetty source code. > -MAVEN Jetty? Have not tried this yet. I would have to (attempt to) > tweak the POM (and file 'jetty.xml?) to suit the AppFuse 1.9.x file > structure. > > Has anyone succeeded using Jetty with AppFuse 1.9.x, and if so, what > would the config files look like?! > > Many thanks guys, > Jon > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
