Gradle 1.12 User Guide translation-Chapter 4. Jetty plug-in, gradlejetty

Gradle 1.12 User Guide translation-Chapter 4. Jetty plug-in, gradlejetty

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Chapter 4. Jetty plug-in

The Jetty plugin inherits from the War plugin and adds tasks that allow you to deploy your web application to a Jetty Embedded web Container during building.

28.1. Usage

To use the Jetty plug-in, include the following statement in the build script:

Example 28.1. Use the Jetty plug-in

build.gradle

apply plugin: 'jetty'

28.2. Task

The Jetty plugin defines the following tasks:

Table 28.1. Jetty plug-in-task

Task Name	Dependent on	Type	Description
jettyRun	compile	jettyRun	Start the Jetty instance and deploy the exploded web application.
jettyRunWar	war	jettyRunWar	Start the Jetty instance and deploy the WAR package.
jettyStop	-	jettyStop	Stop a Jetty instance.

Figure 28.1. Jetty plug-in-tasks

28.3. Project Layout

The Jetty plug-in uses the same layout as the War plug-in.

28.4. Dependency Management

The Jetty plug-in does not define any dependency configuration.

28.5. Convention attributes

The Jetty plugin defines the following conventions:

Table 28.2. Jetty plug-in-attributes

Attribute name	Type	Default Value	Description
contextPath	String	Base name of the WAR File	The Application Deployment location in the Jetty container.
httpPort	Integer	8080	Jetty listens to the TCP port of the HTTP request.
stopPort	Integer	null	Jetty listens to the TCP port of the admin request.
stopKey	String	null	The key passed to Jetty when the request needs to be stopped.

These attributes are composedJettyPluginConventionObjects of the Convention are provided.