I play the Jetty Websocket use example here : https://github.com/jetty-project/embedded-jetty-websocket-examples (i use native-jetty-websocket-example) I just move from websocketpp (C++) to Java Jetty Websocket and i just wonder is there any way for me to authen the connection before the connection move to the onWebSocketConnect event ? Back in websocketpp i’ll authenticate the connection via url (eg: ws://xxx/?key=123) when i will
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IDEA Jetty remote debug problem. I wanna debug the war files in webapps folder
I successfully connected to the remote jvm server, but I can only debug the start.jar. I extracted the war files at webapps folder and the breakpoint is useless. How can I debug the web code? Btw without maven. Answer Create a file ${jetty.base}/modules/remote-debug.mod with a variation of what you need for remote debug (different configuration for port or suspend?) …
How to enable certificate_authorities extension in Jetty with TLS 1.3
I recently updated my Jetty server (11.0.1) to TLS 1.3 (jre 11.0.9.1).The server do not send trusted certificate_authorities anymore in the CertificateRequest phase (client certificate authentication is required). Consequently, in the prompt window, the browsers do not filter the clients certificates delivered by the CA trusted by the server. How can i enable certificate_authorities extension on my jetty server in
Integration tests with WireMock failing because no ALPN Processors are found
I’m writing some integration tests for a Spring Boot application written in Kotlin. To stub some HTTP requests, I’m using WireMock via spring-cloud-contract-wiremock as dependency. Some anonymized sample code from an integration test: While running these tests on my local machine, everything is working fine. On the CI/CD environment it’s failing though with the following error: I did some searching
Jetty 11 and commons-fileupload
I am updating Jetty9 to Jetty11. I updated my package from javax.servlet to jakarta.servlet because servlet 5.0 is the prerequisite for Jetty11. but the problem is when I am using commons-fileupload`-1.4.jar as it is still using java.servlet package. The above method is expecting argument from java.servlet package. Latest version for commons-fileupload – https://search.maven.org/classic/#search%7Cga%7C1%7Ca%3A%22commons-fileupload%22%20AND%20g%3A%22commons-fileupload%22 Do we have any way to overcome
Jetty 11 Doesn’t Detect Jakarta Servlets
This is a follow up to this question. I don’t think it’s a duplicate because the accepted answer indicates that Jetty 11 doesn’t work with javax servlets, but I’m asking why Jetty 11 doesn’t work with jakarta servlets. I have an example project here that uses Jetty 9 to deploy a local server, including a javax servlet that uses the
Create http and https endpoint using camel in the same server with jetty
I am trying to create HTTP and HTTPS endpoint in one of my web service. I want secure few endpoints with HTTPS and other endpoints with plain HTTP. I am using the below code to do the same. The https works fine with this setup but the http endpoint does not work. If I remove the method call to configure
Configuring Jetty 9.2 to allow symlinks through XML file
My setup is a bit complicated, as I use JRuby with Warbler which uses Jetty 9.2.9 underneath. Now, the docs for enabling symlinks in Jetty tell you to add this to WEB-INF/jetty-web.xml: However, as far as I can tell from searching through XML files on GitHub which use AllowSymLinkAliasChecker, this snippet has to be used within a <Configure id=”wac” class=”org.eclipse.jetty.webapp.WebAppContext”>
ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH In camel Jetty websockets
I bought ssl certificate and i got .cert file which i imported in jks file using keytool I configure camel like this and i used this like :- but when i am trying to open websocket i am getting this. ERR_SSL_VERSION_OR_CIPHER_MISMATCH any help would be appreciated Answer This worked finally . it didn’t have private key so it was showing
Maven Jetty spams warning “scanned from multiple locations”
I’ve found a similar question here , but it points to a plugin that I’m not using (maven-failsafe-plugin), and the configuration that solution is referring to is not applicable for me. The problem is that since I’ve updated my jetty plugin from to <version>9.4.11.v20180605</version> , it started to spam hundreds of warnings like I’ve searched everywhere but I can’t understand