By RiaDro
via javacodegeeks.com
Published: Feb 11 2012 / 08:19
When I develop web applications I like to be able to quickly start them from Eclipse without having to rely on all kinds of heavy-weight tomcat or glassfish plugins. So what I often do is just create a simple Java based Jetty launcher I can run directly from Eclipse.
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