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I'm using the Eclipse plugin for Google App Engine and I'm having a strange issue with a Xerces dependency. On of my classes depends on the Apache Xerces JAR which I have added to the project's classpath. This however, triggers an error when starting the Jetty app server: WARNING: failed com.google.apphosting.utils.jetty.DevAppEngineWebAppContext@6efde050 {/,/Users/lenni/dev/gate/war} javax.xml.parsers.FactoryConfigurationError: Provider org.apache.xerces.jaxp.SAXParserFactoryImpl not found When I remove the xercesImpl.jar from my classpath jetty starts fine, however then my classes don't

I have a jetty container with two different servlets, lets call then A and B. In a special occasion a qr code code appear in servlet A (the user is already logged in and is using his desktop) and the user by using his mobile device read this qr code and is redirected the servlet B on his mobile device. The problem here is that i cant keep his session. The QR code brings the user session key however i have no way to verify if this session is valid. I would like to know if there is any special method to request the valid session keys on jetty, since both servlet are in the same server. Well the

This is what I've done so far: From " Install New Software ", I chose the site: " http://eclipse-jetty.sourceforge.net/update/ " Installed " Eclipse Jetty Feature ". Restarted Eclipse after the installation. However, Jetty does not show up in the list of servers in the New Server wizard. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong here? I'm a complete newbie to Java. I'm a C# programmer and I'm learning to use Eclipse and such. Sorry if I'm missing something obvious. UPDATE 1 Screenshot of New Server > Download additional server adapters If I attempt to install the server adapter, I see this error message

I'm looking for an answer that describes a "continuation" mechanism in a web server vs. a programming language. My understanding is that using continuations, it is trivial to have a "digits of pi" producer communicate with a "digits of pi" consumer, without explicit threading. I've heard very good things about Jetty continuations. I am curious what others think. I may have already found my answer, but I'm asking the question here anyway - for the record. how do they compare to the continuations found in programming languages? They have nothing in common apart from the name. It's merely a

We're running grails 2.0 + jetty 7.6.6 and need to set JSESSIONID cookie to be httpOnly. All of the answers on stackoverflow seem to refer to either Servlet 3.0 (which requires jetty 8) or to tomcat. Can anyone provide me with a clear way of setting the JSESSIONID cookie be httpOnly for jetty 7.x? I have tried adding jetty-web.xml file with the following contents, but it still didn't work (i.e. the JSESSIONID wasn't marked as httpOnly): <?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <!DOCTYPE Configure PUBLIC "-//Jetty//Configure//EN" "http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/configure.dtd"> <Configure class

Does it make sense to do that? If yes, where can I find an example of doing that with a simple "Hello World from Web"? Do people run webapps with Jetty when they execute it from Maven? I imagine tomcat is too heavy for that. Any help will be appreciated! Thx! I deploy .war files to our internal Archiva Maven repository so that I can pull them down to assembly things like RPMS without having to hand copy files around, same with building assemblies. It also is useful when the .war is something like a service that is generic and may be included in multiple other web app compliations. That said,