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One, jetty installation

From the official website download.eclipse.org/jetty/Download the required version, in the specified directory decompression can, the following with $jetty_home to represent the jetty directory, that is, the installation directory. The version I'm using is 9.2.6.v20141205.

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1,jetty.sh Script Startup

In the directory $jetty_home/bin directory there is a script file jetty.sh, enter

Jetty. SH start

You can start jetty and enter localhost:8080/in your browser to get the Jetty home page. By default it is empty and you can write a index.html file yourself and place it in the $jetty_home/webapps/root/directory.

2, start with JAR file

In the directory jettypath/directory, there is a Start.jar file, enter

CD $JETTY _home
Java-jar Start.jar

You can also start jetty.

3, start jetty from the sample app

After the Jetty9.1 version, there is no longer an example in the default configuration, and if you need to see an example from JETTY, you need to start JETTY from the $jetty_home/demo-base/directory. In the shell, enter

CD $JETTY _home/demo--jar. /start.jar

At this point, enter localhost:8080/in the browser to get a welcome to Jetty home page.

4. Create a new instance directory and start

Jetty provides a feature that allows Jetty to have a separate configuration file and application directory through a new directory.

First create a new MyBase directory to start the jetty instance

mkdir-jar. /start.jar

The execution results are as follows:

-jar Start.jar [Options] [Properties] [configs]       -jar start.jar--help for more   Information

This should be done

Java-jar. /start.jar--add-to-startd=http,deploy

After execution, the MyBase directory will appear under the START.D and WebApps two subdirectories, that is, the generation of their own jetty instance version, again through the Start.jar boot jetty. Note that at this point, the WebApps is empty and you need to create a new Web App yourself. In addition, the resulting configuration is empty, many modules are not loaded, if it is a JSP Web page, there will be an unresolved situation.

Three, change the port

Java-jar. /start.jar jetty.port=8888

If the port number is less than 1024 (excluding 1024), the command needs to be executed as an administrator.

One, jetty start