Today, I will embed a web project in the connectionManager in openfire and provide JS api
Use the ContextHandlerCollection object to add multiple web projects
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Jetty is an open source servlet container, which provides a runtime environment for Java-based web containers such as JSP and servlet. Jetty is written in Java language, and its API is released in the form of a set of JAR packages. Developers can instantiate the Jetty container into an object, which can quickly provide network and web connections for stand-alone Java applications.
Today, I will embed a web project in the connectionManager in openfire and provide JS api
Use the ContextHandlerCollection object to add multiple web projects
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package hb.jett
Slow transfers in Jetty with chunked transfer encoding at certain buffer size It seems that to get good performance with Jetty, you must either:
It is verified that there is no problem, but n
I’m trying to set up Jetty to serve compressed html content. In web.xml, I set up GzipFilter and map it to /* but it doesn’t seem to work. This is filtering Configuration:
GZipFilter
Jetty’s
If you want jetty to support hot deployment, you don’t need to restart jetty every time you finish changing files, and modify the configuration of jetty to support hot deployment
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Jetty’s basic architecture
Jetty currently has one The more promising Servlet engine, its architecture is relatively simple, it is also a scalable and very flexible application server, it has
1, Jetty server adds jmx, jmx-remote module
modify the configuration file start.ini corresponding to the jetty server and add the following two lines
�Cmodule=jmx�Cmodule=jmx-remote
I found a circle on the Internet, but there was no solution by jetty8. Through analysis, we know the _maxFormContentSize control parameter size of the org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.ContextHandle
Comparison of Jetty and tomcat
Reprinted: http://www.voidcn.com/article/p-gujodytc-ht.html
Similarities: < br> 1. Tomcat and Jetty are both a servlet engine, they both support standard servlet s
Excerpts from the article to http://blog.csdn.net/kongxx/article/details /7218787
When embedded and running Jetty, sometimes I want to start two ports, or provide multiple different services
Background The company is recycling an outsourcing project, which uses tapestry3 and maven1 technologies, which are all very old, especially Maven1, even the official website can not find the infor