Re: Tomcat/jetty on SableVM in Debian

Hi,

I really don't use Jetty nor Tomcat myself.  I am SableVM developer
and believe me - there's enough to do within the VM itself ;-)

This is why you should
a) subscribe to sablevm-user (I suggest also debian-java, if you use
Debian)
b) send your questions to there!

There's about 60-70 people subscribed to sablevm-user, so there's
a much bigger chance (and the body of knowledge they hold together)
somebody will know the answers and will be speaking from his own
experience.

For example of a discussion that should contain at least partial
solution to your problem see:
"jarkarta-tomcat-5.0.19 an sablevm on alpha arch " thread at
http://sablevm.org/lists/sablevm-user/2005-March/thread.html#250

You should read this thread and try out the suggestions/informations
in there before sending out email to the mailing list.  But don't
hesitate to send questions, if you really *have* tried and it still
doesn't work!

Cheers,

		GBP


On Fri, 2005-17-06 at 09:01 -0700, G wrote:
> Thank you for your response.  I was testing jetty out
> yesterday for the first time.  I use Tomcat 5.5.9 now
> which demands jdk 1.5, but if jetty works then great. 
> I do not like the Tomcat book by Wrox press or the
> docs on the Tomcat site.  I do not program java
> however, and Jetty seems to require more low-level
> knowledge, probably because it is simple if you know
> java and more direct as in unix vs winXP.  For
> example, on the Jetty site it shows xml config files,
> but not what directory they live in.  I did start the
> jetty example with SableVM after setting
> JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/sablevm.  I just could not deploy
> JSPWiki 2.2.  I gave up, installed sun jdk1.5 and then
> tomcat 5.5.9 and dropped the JSPWiki .war file into
> /tomcat/webapps and it worked.  Are you able to run
> sites with jetty and sablevm now?  Does Jetty handle a
> login page like htaccess?  Do you know a smarter
> tutorial for jetty?  Have you used Jetty with SSL? 
> Thanks again and sorry is this is too long.

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