Briefly Jetty

Posted on 2009-10-25 filed under: Java (RSS) 32 views   

Is a similar 1.jetty the tomcat server, you can control it through the process to start and stop.
Official website: http://www.mortbay.org
Jetty in 2.myeclipse integrated plug-ins, you can configure and start the jetty server.
3. Through the java code to start the jetty server.

Java code

1. package com.jetty;
3. import org.mortbay.http.SocketListener;
4. import org.mortbay.jetty.Server;
6. public class JettyTest (
9. public static void main (String [] args) throws Exception (
10. / / Define a Server object
11. Server server = new Server ();
13. SocketListener socket = new SocketListener ();
14. socket.setPort (9999);
15. / / Set service port number
16. server.addListener (socket);
17. / / Set Context
18. server.addWebApplication ( "/ test1", "D: \ \ java \ \ jetty-5.1.12 \ \ webapps \ \ template");
19. / / Start
20. server.start ();
22. )
24. )
25. May be accessed through the address: http://localhost:9999/test1/

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