I-jetty or jetty

Question

I have a web application to host on an Android device. I am currently using an emulator available using android sdk. My application will serve both static and dynamic data. I am currently using the berth version 6.1.22. I wanted to ask what would be the best option to use. 1. Jetty web server with code disabled. 2. I-Jetty.

My application uses the following features -

• ResourceHandler for serving static resources.
• A common servlet for servicing synchronous data requests.
• CometServlet extension for serving asynchronous data requests.

I look forward to the following criteria for comparison.

• Application size. The apk size that will contain the code.
• Memory and CPU usage at a maximum load of 30 requests / sec. These are short bursts that occur very rarely in the application life cycle. The average load will be about 5 requests / sec.
• Ease of maintenance. Including important Jetty updates in the app.
• Any other side effects that I probably miss.

Answer 1

I also looked for information about embedding the i-Jetty server in the application. Like the original poster, I need to serve both static and dynamic resources. I found the following post helpful:

http://puregeekjoy.blogspot.com/2011/06/running-embedded-jetty-in-android-app.html

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