Jan Bartel

@shubhamGoswami88 you don't say to what container you're deploying, nor how you're deploying. I think the best thing for you to do is to look at the jetty-9.4 osgi tests,...

@BertRobben jetty-9.4 is at end of community support, so we're really just addressing security issues for it. If it's fixed in jetty-10.0.x and above, then I encourage you to upgrade....

But if you're handed a Resource, you don't know what it is, so you might not know to copy it.

@olamy nudge

@sbordet @joakime are there documentation changes to be done here or code changes? If documentation, please assign to Chris, if code changes, a PR :)

@phax can you please do a run with dumpAfterStart=true and post the log file: I want to see your server classpath, webapp classpath and the containerIncludeJarPattern settings. So far as...

@phax if you have a start.d directory, look in server.init and uncomment jetty.server.dumpAfterStart=false and change it to true; if you've got an amalgamated start.ini, find the same line and change...

@phax, yes, well there's your problem: your containerIncludeJarPattern includes everything in the whole container class hierarchy, and as you see the jre jars are on there twice, once on the...

@phax if you're running from within Eclipse, it seems to populate the ExtClassLoader with lib/ext jars as well as put them on the AppClassLoader.

@hieplq we scan from the container classpath ONLY those jars that have a pattern that matches the pattern specified by the ContainerIncludeJarPattern as documented here: http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/9.4.12.v20180830/using-annotations.html#jars-scanned-for-annotations Can you please do...