Recap of Topics Covered

Ahoy there, mateys! Now that we’ve had our fill of grog and biscuits, let’s take a moment to recap the key topics we’ve covered in our courseware on Embedded Jetty.

Summary of the Key Topics

In our courseware, we’ve explored the world of Embedded Jetty - a lightweight and scalable web server that’s perfect for small and medium-sized applications. We’ve covered the following topics:

• Introduction to Embedded Jetty: We’ve explored what Embedded Jetty is, why it’s a great choice for web development, and its key features, such as its lightweight and scalable nature.

• Basic Embedded Jetty Usage: We’ve learned how to start and stop an Embedded Jetty server, configure it to our needs, deploy web applications to it, and access those applications from a web browser.

• Advanced Embedded Jetty Usage: We’ve covered more complex topics, such as how to use Filters and Servlets with Embedded Jetty, how to add security features like SSL and authentication, how to configure and use logging, and how to monitor an Embedded Jetty server using JMX and other tools.

• Examples and Practice: We’ve put our knowledge into action by creating a simple web application with Embedded Jetty using a Maven project, adding Filters and Servlets to it, adding security features like SSL and authentication, and monitoring the server.

Conclusion

And that, my pirate friends, brings us to the end of our courseware on Embedded Jetty. We hope you’ve enjoyed the journey as much as we have, and that you’ve gained valuable skills and knowledge along the way. Remember, Embedded Jetty is a powerful and versatile tool for web development, and we encourage you to continue exploring its many features and capabilities.

Keep practicing, keep learning, and keep sailing the high seas of web development!