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Configure Jetty from an external file [message #89252]

Fri, 01 June 2007 08:45

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: fireresq.embarqmail.com

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I have an OSGi server running and would like to hand it over to my
system admin to deploy to a test server(machine). He asked me where the
jetty configuration file was located. I could not answer him because I
coded all of the configuration in the code. where do I put an external
jetty configuration file so it will be read by my code and my system
admin can configure it without going into the code?

does any one have a sample jetty configuration file?
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Re: Configure Jetty from an external file [message #89343 is a reply to message #89252]

Fri, 01 June 2007 10:22

Eclipse User

Hi Mark,

It sounds like you've been running using the embedded Jetty Http Service.
If you wanted to parameterize your use of the JettyConfigurator with an
external file you would have to write code to do that yourself.
Alternately, you could use config.ini and define system properties to
provide configuration. You do this by prefixing each of the properties in
JettyConfigurator with "org.eclipse.equinox.http.jetty."
e.g. org.eclipse.equinox.http.jetty.https.enabled=true

Another arguably better approach for the environment you're describing would
be to use the Servletbridge with whatever app servers your sys admin is
already used to running. The Servletbridge provides a different way to
launch so other than having to be repackage your stuff in a WAR file your
application should be portable to this approach.

-Simon

"Mark Russell" <fireresq@embarqmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have an OSGi server running and would like to hand it over to my
> system admin to deploy to a test server(machine). He asked me where the
> jetty configuration file was located. I could not answer him because I
> coded all of the configuration in the code. where do I put an external
> jetty configuration file so it will be read by my code and my system
> admin can configure it without going into the code?
>
> does any one have a sample jetty configuration file?
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