Re: [Jetty-support] Embedded Jetty: ClassCastException on DefaultServlet

[fried_chicken <tor...@ya...>]

Hi Jan,

I have checked using mvn -X and mvn help:effective-pom, and there are no
duplicate or conflicting jetty jars/classes.  I've actually deleted
org/mortbay directory in my local repository and rebuilt with 6.0.1, and
nothing else besides 6.0.1 classes were downloaded.  Any additional insight
you may have would be appreciated.  Again, everything was working fine up
until 6.0.0rc1.  Since then, I have had this problem.  I've been using
6.0.0rc0 in the interim.

-fried_chicken


Evan, fried_chicken and Steve,

The only thing I can think of is that you have conflicting jetty jar 
versions on your execution classpath. I've tried Steve's code in
6.1-SNAPSHOT and the jetty 6.0 branch and it works fine in both
places (of course, I have no idea what is in your webapp, so perhaps
the problem lies in there - are you for example configuring the 
DefaultServlet explicitly?).

For those of you using jetty embedded, can you confirm that you
have downloaded release 6.0.1 or 6.0.0 (specify which) and have
only one copy of each jar on your classpath, all of the same
version?

For those using jetty via the plugin, can you confirm using
mvn -X and mvn help:effective-pom what the jars are on the
execution classpath and ensure that there are no duplicates
/conflicting versions.

cheers
Jan

evan wrote:
> Hi,
>   Same ClassCastException problem here. Running Jetty 6.0.1
> I was able to fix it by reverting to 6.0.0rc0
> 
> -evan

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