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Revision as of 12:19, March 30, 2015

Installing and Configuring Jetty

Jetty version 9 is a mandatory component that must be installed and configured on each Workspace Web Edition & Web Services node prior to starting the installation and configuration of Workspace Web Edition & Web Services.

Important
Jetty version 8 is no longer supported by Genesys Web Services. For more information about Jetty, refer to the Jetty documentation.

Install Jetty

Prerequisites

Start

  1. Download the latest Jetty version available in stable-9 from Eclipse.
  2. Copy the Jetty archive to the installation directory. For example: /opt/jetty
  3. Use a tar utility to extract the files. For example: tar -zxvf jetty-distribution-9.2.1.v20140609.tar.gz
  4. Start Jetty to confirm it has been installed correctly:
    5. [java_path]/java -jar [jetty_path]/start.jar
  • [java_path] — The path to your Java installation. For example, /usr/bin.
  • [jetty_path] — The path to your Jetty installation. For example, /opt/jetty.
  • Test Jetty by entering the following URL in a web browser: http://[host]:8080
    • [host] — The host name (fully qualified domain name) or IP address where you installed Jetty.

    You should see a Jetty Test application page.

  • Stop Jetty by pressing Ctrl+c.

    • End

    Next Steps

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