[jetty-user] Embedded Jetty and SSL.

I'm using embedded Jetty to deploy several war files and would like some
advice on how to make it run under SSL. (I've bought a CERT from a CA and
now need to figure out how to use it for the login and admin war files. 


Here are may war files and how I would like to use them. 

MainPage.war           accessed as:     http://mydomain.com/                
(port 80 not SSL)
Login.war                accessed as:     https://mydomain.com/login         
(port 443 + SSL)
Admin.war              accessed as:      https://mydomain.com/admin       
(port 443 + SSL)


Currently I do something like   (greatly simplified to make shorter here)


//--- Start Code ---//
Server = new Server(80);

List<Handler> hList = new ArrayList<Handler>();
hList.add( new WebAppContext("../webapps/MainPage.war","/") );
hList.add( new WebAppContext("../webapps/Login.war","/login") );
hList.add( new WebAppContext("../webapps/Admin.war","/admin") );

ContextHandlerCollection contexts = new ContextHandlerCollection();
contexts.setHandlers(handlerList.toArray(new Handler[handlerList.size()]));
server.setHandler(contexts);

server.start();
server.join();

//--- End Code ---//

My question is 

#1) How do I change that to get SSL running on a different port?

#2) How do I specify the location of the .crt and .jks files with the CA
SSL?

#3) Am I better off creating a different Jetty server just to run the SSL
ports? 

P.S. I'm running Jetty 8.x in case it makes any difference.

Thanks for any advice.
Alan















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