I thought I ought to flag the above combination, as I'm finding it really useful at the moment.
I've typically used Jetty, either via the wicket 'Start' class or via the Maven plugin, but just at the moment I've come across some issues with it. Basically, I'm investigating moving a Model 1 JSP webapp to Wicket, and as part of that I need to have both JSPs and Wicket running in the same app. I've been able to get it mostly working, but there's something (which is probably unique to the JSP app) that goes wrong when running with Jetty. Anyway, I'd happened to see that there was a Winstone IDEA plugin, so I installed that, created a "Run/Debug config" pointing to the exploded webapp in my output/target folder and I was up and running. I've no idea if there's an Eclipse plugin, as I don't use it, but even without the plugins, I'd recommend taking a look at Winstone, as it's a rather useful (and fast and small) servlet container in a jar. - http://winstone.sourceforge.net/ There's also a Maven plugin that lets you produce your own standalone jar containing Winstone and your project war. - http://alchim.sourceforge.net/winstone-maven-plugin/overview.html -- Best regards, Gwyn mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
