Jetty Quick Start
Jetty is 100% java components are full-featured, standards based, embeddable, asynchronous and enterprise scalable, The following provides quick instructions for downloading, installing, and running the binary version of Jetty 6.
- Download JettyJetty Available Distribution is from Codehaus and Eclipse, currently Jetty latest version is jetty-6.1.25 from Codehaus. You can download it from the following address:
http://dist.codehaus.org/jetty/
http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/downloads.phpFor this Downloading and Installing Jetty tutorial we use jetty from Codehaus. The compressed files should be Platform-independent, so Windows and Linux both can use this compressed files. - Unpack Jetty file(jetty-6.1.25.zip), you should get the following file structure:JETTY DIRECTORY LAYOUT
================- bin utility scripts and executables
- contexts Deployment directory for context descriptors
- contrib Source modules for optional jetty packages in the jetty-contrib repository, which has a larger more open group of committers
- etc Configuration files
- examples Example projects
- extras Source modules for optional jetty packages in the main jetty repository.
- javadoc Generated javadoc
- lib Generated libraries
- LICENSES License
- logs Request log and server log files
- modules Source modules for core jetty packages
- patches Optional patches for source modules
- pom.xml Build configuration for maven
- project-website Project Website
- README.txt This file
- resources Directory for resources to include on classpath
- start.jar Start jar for jetty
- VERSION.txt Version history
- webapps Deployment directory for standard webapps
- Located into directory bin, double-click Jetty-Service.exe to startup Jetty(if you use older version, please use command “java -jar start.jar” to install and startup Jetty)
- In the internet browser enter the URL Enter http://localhost:8080/ to check we have installed Jetty successfully.
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