STATUS: ready for experimental use
EasyJetty makes it trivial to embed Jetty, a fully functional web server and Servlet container, into your application.
Although EasyJetty provides lots of shortcuts to make the creation of a web server application based on Jetty much simpler, you still have the full power of Jetty available where you need it.
See the documentation for details.
import com.athaydes.easyjetty.*;
import java.io.IOException;
import static com.athaydes.easyjetty.http.MethodArbiter.Method.GET;
public class Sample {
public static void main(String[] args) {
new EasyJetty().on(GET, "/hello", new Responder() {
@Override
public void respond(Exchange exchange) throws IOException {
exchange.out.println("Hello World!");
}
}).start();
}
}Run as a simple Java application.
Test with:
curl localhost:8080/hello
You should see the Hello World! message from the server.
If you want things to be easier to start and a little less verbose, you can use a Groovy script instead:
@Grab('com.athaydes.easy-jetty:easy-jetty:0.1')
import com.athaydes.easyjetty.EasyJetty
import static com.athaydes.easyjetty.http.MethodArbiter.Method.GET
new EasyJetty().on(GET, "/hello",
{ e -> e.out.println 'Hello World!' }).start()Run with (supposing you called the file easyjetty.groovy):
groovy easyjetty.groovy
This will automatically download all dependencies, compile and start the server.
Read the documentation to see what else EasyJetty has to offer.