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1. Using Jetty to serve a web application    stackoverflow.com

I am using Jetty for the first time to deploy a GWT web app connecting to a Restlet API and I am trying to understand the best way to use it. I ...

2. Flood protection for Jetty server?    stackoverflow.com

I'm looking for a solution to prevent a Jetty server to be taken down by a DDoS or similar. Currently the servlets will open a new thread for each incomming connections, ...

3. Apache Camel Http and SSL    stackoverflow.com

I have been trying to get a 2-way ssl/https proxy working with Camel. I have been able to set up the Jetty Component using 2-way ssl and am now attempting ...

4. can we use jetty for apache axis    coderanch.com

About a year ago I got the Axis/Jetty combo working with the versions that where available then. This was mainly to satisfy my own curiosity as to whether it was possible to use Axis with an embedded webserver inside of a "stand-alone" application. Haven't done anything with it since. I wasn't aware of the "embedded mode" for Tomcat back then - ...

5. Jetty, Apache and HTTP status code 302    coderanch.com

I have a webapp running on Jetty 7.2.2. The webapp includes a proxy servlet which forwards requests to a Bugzilla installation running on localhost, port 80 (Apache serves the Bugzilla pages). When I request a particular URL through the webapp, the Apache access log shows a response as expected; and the jetty request log does the same, but the web page ...