Hi
The attached Jetty ANT task might be helpful: it allows to start and stop an
instance of the Jetty web server. You can configure port, context, and
resource path.
The attached ANT task comes with a build file example that shows how to
start the Jetty web server, execute the webtests, and then stop the web
server again (adapt the paths to your needs). You just have to integrate
your webtests file properly.
Note: my current implementation only allows to configure Jetty to provide
static resources (static html, gifs, pdfs, etc.). Of course, Jetty itself
can be configured in many more ways.
You can get the free Jetty java web server as a jetty.jar at
http://jetty.mortbay.org/jetty/index.html.
Feel free to use it and to add more functionality.
Etienne
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