Avoid use of deprecated methods in org.eclipse.jetty.server.ssl.SslSocketConnector with jetty-maven-plugin?

A custom Ssl configuration via the maven configuration structure isn't possible. This is due to the introduction of the SslContextFactory requirement on the SslSocketConnector constructor to tighten up some SSL security issues on the server side.

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Example with deprecated method use: org.mortbay. Jetty jetty-maven-plugin 8.0.4. V20111024 src/main/resources/jetty-Login.

Xml 5 /MyApp 8080 8443 changeit true false /my/path/to/java/keystore jetty maven-jetty-plugin link|improve this question edited Jan 11 at 15:56joakime2555 asked Jan 11 at 9:25childno. De638 33% accept rate.

A custom Ssl configuration via the maven configuration structure isn't possible. This is due to the introduction of the SslContextFactory requirement on the SslSocketConnector constructor to tighten up some SSL security issues on the server side. Maven can only construct objects from the default constructor when using the structures in the pom.xml.

You'll have to bridge the change via the element. Go grab a copy of the jetty-ssl. Xml from the distribution and put it into your ${project.

Basedir}/src/main/config/jetty-ssl. Xml and use the following configuration block. Org.mortbay.

Jetty jetty-maven-plugin ${jetty-version} 5 /MyApp src/main/config/jetty-ssl. Xml 8080.

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