Comments on: Deploying GWT Applications with Jetty http://jeff.ourexchange.net/2008/03/01/deploying-gwt-applications-with-jetty/ Sucking away valuable moments of your life ... Fri, 24 Sep 2010 13:11:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: janb http://jeff.ourexchange.net/2008/03/01/deploying-gwt-applications-with-jetty/comment-page-1/#comment-310 janb Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:11:09 +0000 http://jeff.ourexchange.net/2008/03/01/deploying-gwt-applications-with-jetty/#comment-310 Jeff, You can also use the Jetty Ant plugin to conveniently run the webapp. I had an example build.xml file ready to paste in, but WordPress complains about the angle brackets. Let me know if you're interested and I'll email it to you and you can put it up on the site. cheers Jan<!-- X-spaminator-passed: IP check --><!-- X-spaminator-passed: email check --><!-- X-spaminator-passed: author check --><!-- X-spaminator-strike: empty field - author url, 1 --><!-- X-spaminator-passed: author url --><!-- X-spaminator-passed: comment body --> Jeff,

You can also use the Jetty Ant plugin to conveniently run the webapp.

I had an example build.xml file ready to paste in, but WordPress complains about the angle brackets. Let me know if you’re interested and I’ll email it to you and you can put it up on the site.

cheers
Jan

]]> By: janb http://jeff.ourexchange.net/2008/03/01/deploying-gwt-applications-with-jetty/comment-page-1/#comment-308 janb Mon, 03 Mar 2008 18:07:09 +0000 http://jeff.ourexchange.net/2008/03/01/deploying-gwt-applications-with-jetty/#comment-308 Jeff, You an also use the jetty Ant plugin, which does a similar thing to the jetty Maven plugin, ie run on an unassembled webapp and scan for changes and redeploy. Here's a snippet from an ant script that does it: <!-- X-spaminator-passed: IP check --><!-- X-spaminator-passed: email check --><!-- X-spaminator-passed: author check --><!-- X-spaminator-strike: empty field - author url, 1 --><!-- X-spaminator-passed: author url --><!-- X-spaminator-passed: comment body --> Jeff,

You an also use the jetty Ant plugin, which does a similar thing to the jetty Maven plugin, ie run on an unassembled webapp and scan for changes and redeploy.

Here’s a snippet from an ant script that does it:

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