Jetty

jetty:run-exploded updating static resources

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  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Resolved Resolved
  • Priority: Major Major
  • Resolution: Won't Fix
  • Affects Version/s: 8.0.4
  • Fix Version/s: None
  • Component/s: Maven
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Description

I'm running a maven project which has a war dependency. I have a couple of resources specific to the actual project which is located in src/main/webapp.

When I start developing the project using 'mvn jetty:run-exploded', the project gets assembled in target/ with its overlay applied.

When running Linux, if I update resources in src/main/webapp - within seconds the update is applied to its target directory as well. However, on Windows, the target is never updated until I stop and rerun maven. I've applied a custom webdefault.xml for jetty to disable jetty's file-locking.

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Jan Bartel added a comment -

OK, seems like the right thing to do. I assume this is working for you? If so, then it seems like this issue is more one of documentation rather than anything else. Please confirm if this is correct?

thanks
Jan

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Jan Bartel added a comment - OK, seems like the right thing to do. I assume this is working for you? If so, then it seems like this issue is more one of documentation rather than anything else. Please confirm if this is correct? thanks Jan
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Joakim L. Gilje added a comment -

Well, as already stated, resources are automatically updated when I run on Linux, but not on Windows (or - not before I restart maven/jetty).

So, I don't know which one is considered the correct behavior by you as the developers, but there is at least an inconsistency between these to platforms here.

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Joakim L. Gilje added a comment - Well, as already stated, resources are automatically updated when I run on Linux, but not on Windows (or - not before I restart maven/jetty). So, I don't know which one is considered the correct behavior by you as the developers, but there is at least an inconsistency between these to platforms here.
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Jan Bartel added a comment -

Joakim,

Yes there is an inconsistency between platforms, but jetty gives you the means to overcome that via configuration. Even better, maven gives you profiles that you can base on environment to invoke the right jetty configuration, so I think this is taken care of.

Jan

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Jan Bartel added a comment - Joakim, Yes there is an inconsistency between platforms, but jetty gives you the means to overcome that via configuration. Even better, maven gives you profiles that you can base on environment to invoke the right jetty configuration, so I think this is taken care of. Jan

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  • Assignee:
    Jan Bartel
    Reporter:
    Joakim L. Gilje
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