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Webtide podcast with JavaWorld
Greg Wilkins and Jan Bartel join me for a nice interview with JavaWorld’s Andrew Glover, particularly about Comet support and i-Jetty. Listen in! Podcast Link
Greg Wilkins and Jan Bartel join me for a nice interview with JavaWorld’s Andrew Glover, particularly about Comet support and i-Jetty. Listen in! Podcast Link
Greg’s excellent presentation is now posted in recorded form. Check it out, find out about Jetty’s relation with Eclipse, with OSGi, its continued availability under Apache license, asynchronous servlets and much, much more. Link to Eclipse
I’ll be giving a webinar on Jetty @ eclipse April 27 – 1:00 pm PDT / 4:00 pm EDT / 8:00 pm GMT. The presentation will be a mixed bag of some project overview/status, some drill downs into some key features and some hopefully cool demonstrations. For details visit http://live.eclipse.org/. Read more…
In what has to be one of the coolest ever uses of Jetty, JPL are using Jetty for missions operations planning on the Mars rovers!!! Khawaja Shams from the JPL Operations Planning Software team dropped by the Webtide booth at EclipseCon and just blew us all away with this news. Read more…
Release 2.0 of Jetty for Android (i-jetty) is now available in src and binary form from i-jetty downloads. This release is the first to also be available (for free) on the Android Marketplace. To download from the Marketplace, you’ll need to have an Android handset. You’ll find i-jetty under the Read more…
Hot on the heels of Google Widget Toolkit(GWT) switching to Jetty, the little server that can has received some more Google luv’n! Google’s new App Engine Java service is powered by Jetty! With App Engine, you can build web applications using standard Java technologies and run them on Google’s Read more…
I have had a lot of inquiries about what is going on with the latest versions of jetty being talked about and what they mean to our users so I figured I would give clearing it up a shot. Greg has recently updated the about page on the jetty eclipse Read more…
I am pleased to announce the availability of the first milestone build of jetty7 @ eclipse! Download Jetty 7.0.0.M0! It has been a crazy few weeks getting all of this together but it finally happened and we crossed a big initial hurdle in our efforts to move through incubation. We Read more…
Jetty-7 is moving to eclipse, cometd-java is moving from jetty to cometd.org and the maven build system for dojo has been moved out of the main dojo tree. So I’m involved in some major refactoring of three interdependent projects at the same time. This refactoring would be impossible to contemplate Read more…
Many web applications are configured via web.xml. Primary examples of this are Comet web application, which are configured via a ServletContextAttributeListener: you may want different listener classes depending on the enviroment you’re working in. Another example is where Spring configuration files are provided via the contextConfigLocation context parameter. Here I Read more…