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| JETTY |
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| The Jetty project is a 100% Java HTTP Server, HTTP Client |
| and Servlet Container from the eclipse foundation |
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| http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/ |
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| Jetty is open source and is dual licensed using the Apache 2.0 and |
| Eclipse Public License 1.0. You may choose either license when |
| distributing Jetty. |
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| RUNNING JETTY |
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| The run directory is either the top-level of a binary release |
| or jetty-distribution/target/assembly-prep directory when built from |
| source. |
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| To run with the default options: |
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| java -jar start.jar |
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| To see the available options and the default arguments |
| provided by the start.ini file: |
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| java -jar start.jar --help |
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| Many Jetty features can be enabled by using the --module command |
| For example: |
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| java -jar start.jar --module=https,deploy |
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| Will enable HTTPS and its dependencies in the files start.ini |
| To list the know modules: |
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| java -jar start.jar --list-modules |
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| JETTY BASE |
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| If the property jetty.base is defined on the command line, then the jetty start.jar |
| mechanism will look for start.ini, start.d, webapps and etc files relative to the |
| jetty.base and jetty.home directories |
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| java -jar start.jar jetty.base=/opt/myjettybase/ |
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