getJettyServer missing from AdminConsolePlugin class in Wildfire 3.2.0 beta

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In Wildfire 3.1.x we were able to get access to the embedded jetty webserver from a plugin in order to register the plugin as a web application with a construct like:

jetty = AdminConsolePlugin.getJettyServer();

webapp = jetty.addWebApplication("/" + pluginDirectory.getName(), pluginDirectory.getAbsolutePath());

webapp.stop();

webapp.start();

Looking at Wildfire 3.2 javadocs, method getJettyServer has been dropped with no prior depreciation notice.

Can someone please point me to correct way of registering a plugin as a web app from Wildfire 3.2. All my plugins that use Wildfire as a webserver have stopped working.

thanks,

-dele

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With the upgrade to the latest version of Jetty, regrettably they have removed any easy means to achieve the desired affect of programatically adding another webapp. We are working on a solution to this problem as our own Fastpath used this capability and it will be available by the final release of 3.2.0.

Thanks,

Alex

3

Alex,

thanks, I look foward to you posting a solution when you find one.

-dele

4

In case any one else wanted to know the answer to this question. I got a reply from Alex.

We added in a method to the AdminConsolePlugin

which allows you to retrieve contexts, getContexts. If you look at the

javadoc for this method it will explain how you can add a new webapp.

Hope that helps,

Alex