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For classes no longer available on Jetty 7 (e.g `org.mortbay.jetty.security.HashUserRealm`), the tool will offer recommendations on how to proceed.
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With the move to Eclipse, the Jetty 7 code base was refactored; this has several long-term benefits, but means that configuration files and code which use Jetty 6 classes must first be converted to Jetty 7.  
  
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Jetty 6, Jetty 7, and Jetty 8 are all now EOL (End of Life)
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* [[Jetty/Reference/Dependencies|Jetty Jars and Dependencies]]
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* [http://blogs.webtide.com/gregw/entry/jetty_6_jetty_7_and Roadmap for Jetty 6, Jetty 7, and Jetty 8]
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* [[Jetty/Starting/Porting to Jetty 7/Packages and Classes|Reference to package and classnames which have been refactored]]
 
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Introduction

With the move to Eclipse, the Jetty 7 code base was refactored; this has several long-term benefits, but means that configuration files and code which use Jetty 6 classes must first be converted to Jetty 7.

Jetty 6, Jetty 7, and Jetty 8 are all now EOL (End of Life)






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