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问题 I saw a lot people has similar problem but no answer works for me. What I'm doing is trying to embed Jetty with Spring 4 with zero configuration. I put some of my code below for better describe my question: JettyStarter.class public class JettyStarter { ... private static final String CONFIG_LOCATION = "com....config"; private static final String DEFAULT_MAPPING_URL = "/*"; private static final String DEFAULT_CONTEXT_PATH = "/"; ... private ServletContextHandler getServletContextHandler()

问题 I'm using Embedded Jetty server to run my tests and Maven for build. Following is the code used to start Jetty before tests. System.out.println("Initializing Jetty Server..."); jettyServer = new Server(0); WebAppContext webapp = new WebAppContext("src/main/webapp", "/testApp"); jettyServer.addHandler(webapp); jettyServer.start(); int actualPort = jettyServer.getConnectors()[0].getLocalPort(); String baseUrl = "http://localhost:" + actualPort + "/testApp"; All the tests passes if I run it with

问题 My initial problem was that when I was using IncludeCipherSuites option in jetty configuration file, only TLS 1.2 was being supported. Please see below post for details: Jetty IncludeCipherSuites enables only TLS 1.2 Based on the comments it appeared that if I don't provide ExcludeCipherSuites in my jetty configuration file, jetty default exclude cipher list is being used and many ciphers which I explicitly enabled by IncludeCipherSuites option were being excluded (if they are in jetty

问题 My initial problem was that when I was using IncludeCipherSuites option in jetty configuration file, only TLS 1.2 was being supported. Please see below post for details: Jetty IncludeCipherSuites enables only TLS 1.2 Based on the comments it appeared that if I don't provide ExcludeCipherSuites in my jetty configuration file, jetty default exclude cipher list is being used and many ciphers which I explicitly enabled by IncludeCipherSuites option were being excluded (if they are in jetty

问题 I have two docker container running, one is a nginx that accepts http and https requests and passes them to the other one which is a jetty container. I have noticed an issue since I switched to docker. I can't get the right request IP. The jetty application checks the request IP to ensure requests are coming from a particular server. In the Servlet I use following code to get the IP: protected void processRequest(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws

问题 I made a few test downloads using the Jetty 9 server, where it is made multiple downloads of a single file with an approximate size of 80 MB. When smaller number of downloads and the time of 55 seconds is not reached to download, all usually end, however if any downloads in progress after 55 seconds the flow of the network simply to download and no more remains. I tried already set the timeout and the buffer Jetty, though this has not worked. Has anyone had this problem or have any

问题 I am using Cometd 3.0.1 with jetty 9.2.3 using JSR 356 based websocket implementation (and not jetty's own websocket implementation). I have added some auth filters which basically ask for authentication headers from request. But as websocket upgrade happen as a part of websocketupgrade filter, is there a way to make authentication work here? 回答1: Authenticating via a Filter is the wrong way to accomplish authentication. Correct Solution: The servlet spec expects you to setup and configure

问题 Could anyone help me with this!! My pom.xml "start the jetty server <plugin> <groupId>org.mortbay.jetty</groupId> <artifactId>jetty-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>8.1.14.v20131031</version> <executions> <execution> <phase> test </phase> <goals> <goal>start</goal> </goals> </execution> </executions> <configuration> <scanIntervalSeconds>0</scanIntervalSeconds> <connectors> <connector implementation="org.eclipse.jetty.server.nio.SelectChannelConnector"> <port>3663</port> <maxIdleTime>60000<

问题 I want: Not log out user on F5. I store user's session id in cookies and I want to renew session on F5. I use: Peer class on the server side to arrange communication. One browser's tab - one peer. To renew session client side just store sessionId after he's been logged in. Afterwards if client want to renew session at aonther tab, he just ask server if there is a peer with id = sessionId in CORE.peers collection. If yes - session restored. public class Peer implements WebSocketListener {

问题 I had created a Proxy Server (Fwd and Reverse) using Java sockets. which would listen to Incoming Request on 8080 configured in browser and forward them to another Proxy Server2. And Read the Response sent by the server2 and write it to the browser. Meanwhile code will be logging requests and response and also blocking certain predefined request types from browser. Now I want to do this using Jetty and also support HTTPS request. I searched for example but I found none. This starts server at