Eclipse与Jetty服务器集成的最简单方法
Eclipse Jetty Server Configuration Guideline
2010-6-3by kevinxtq@https://www.360docs.net/doc/0012619364.html,
Jetty is a very lightweight web container with the same function as Tomcat but much faster.
It is a ideal web container when debugging or developing the J2EE web application.
In this package, I will show you how to use Jetty in eclipse to debug or run our Web Applications.
1. Prepare
You should have Jetty downloaded. In this tutorial, I use the stable version of Jetty: Jetty 6.1.22.
You can get Jetty from this link:
https://www.360docs.net/doc/0012619364.html,/jetty/
P.S. Since 6.28, Jetty has been a project under Eclipse Fundation, and Jetty 7 is the first release of Jetty@Eclipse.
Because of this movement, some packages name also changed. So, this toturail maybe not work well if you have Jetty7.
I have downloaded the Jetty packge, and extract it in D:\tools\jetty-6.1.22
2. Prepare in Eclipse
Now you need to create a user library for Jetty. Here goes the steps:
D:\tools\jetty-6.1.22
D:\tools\jetty-6.1.22\lib D:\tools\jetty-6.1.22\lib\jsp-2.1
This is the final settings of User Library:
3. Create Jetty Server Project
In Eclipse, create an empty java project like this:
Note that I have add the User Library into this project and remove the src folder, because I don't need to write source now.
4. Write the config files
alias=/myweb
path=D:/workbench/MyWeb/WebContent
4.4 etc/webdefault.xml
Copy the D:\tools\jetty-6.1.22\etc\webdefault.xml into etc/webdefault.xml
5. Run Jetty Run
In order to run Jetty, following steps are needed:
Jetty is running now 6. Browse my Web
7. Problem
When debug with Jetty, some files can not save after editing.
In this case, you should modify the file etc/webdefault.xml