Installation

First of all, you need to add JUnit-Servers dependency which is available on maven repositories.

Starting with version 3.0.0, you can now choose the major Tomcat version: just import the right dependency:

• Jetty 9: junit-servers-jetty-9
• Jetty 10: junit-servers-jetty-10
• Jetty 11: junit-servers-jetty-11

The dependency junit-servers-jetty still exists, mainly for backward compatibility, and will provide Jetty 9 under the hood.

If you are using Junit-Servers < 3.0.0, then just import just-servers-jetty (use Jetty 9 under the hood).

Maven

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.github.mjeanroy</groupId>
  <artifactId>junit-servers-jetty-9</artifactId>
  <!-- <artifactId>junit-servers-jetty-10</artifactId> -->
  <!-- <artifactId>junit-servers-jetty-11</artifactId> -->
  <!-- <artifactId>junit-servers-jetty</artifactId> -->
  <version>[LATEST VERSION]</version>
  <scope>test</scope>
</dependency>

Gradle

testCompile 'com.github.mjeanroy:junit-servers-jetty-9:[LATEST VERSION]'
// testCompile 'com.github.mjeanroy:junit-servers-jetty-10:[LATEST VERSION]'
// testCompile 'com.github.mjeanroy:junit-servers-jetty-11:[LATEST VERSION]'
// testCompile 'com.github.mjeanroy:junit-servers-jetty:[LATEST VERSION]'

The Javadoc is available on javadoc.io: see here and here for the core library.

Once installed, let’s see how to use it with:

• JUnit Jupiter
• JUnit 4