Re: [jetty-user] Re: OK, I've done it!

such adaptor simply call some ant things, but the last time i've
looked at it it has a complex plugin dependency graph and no clue
where do start,

2010/8/16 Steve Sobol <[email protected]>:
>  On 8/16/2010 5:35 PM, Jesse McConnell wrote:
>>
>> run-jetty-run isn't really being maintained either afaik, I had
>> updated it to jetty7 and started putting it through the CQ process to
>> bring it into jetty after talking with the original author but stalled
>> out at that point not wanting to deal with the CQ process any more at
>> that time..
>>
>> its not particularly difficult to update to jetty7 though its just
>> that there is such a resounding lack of interest in jetty eclipse
>> plugins when its so trivial to write and run a main() method to do it
>>
>> you might want to check out tycho as well, think they were working on
>> a jetty plugin as well that would be a replacement....WTP is just such
>> a confusing jumble.
>
> Well,
>
> (a) it doesn't have to be part of Jetty, I can maintain it as a separate
> package.
>
> (b) I've really gotten spoiled with the Mortbay server adaptor for Jetty 6.
> Right now, I'm running Jetty 7 from a command-prompt window but I'd rather
> run it from inside Eclipse. It's nice to be able to click a button to deploy
> and test your webapp.
>
>
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