We are running some smoke tests on our EC2 systems and occasionally the VM becomes completely unresponsive while it makes 1 core spin on 100%, all other cores are at 0% at this point. It does not allo
I\'m running Artifactory, which is using Jetty a web server. Sometimes the server is throwing a http 500 error. However there\'s no accurate message with it.
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Is it possible to use the embedded java code to add servlets: Server server = new Server(8080); ServletContextHandler context = new ServletContextHandler(ServletContextHandler.SESSIONS);
I\'m new to Scala and wanting to develop a simple little Scala Wicket webapp to try it out. I would like to use Jetty as the server for my dev purposes and SBT as the build tool (definitely not maven
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