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{8.0.0-updated, 8.1.2-deprecated}
Running in Eclipse
<p>
The <l>my-jetty-microservice.launch</l> file is already provided to allow you to quickly start
your new microservice.
</p>
<p>
Go to <b>Run -&gt; Run Configurations -&gt; Java Application -&gt; my-jetty-microservice</b> and click <b>Run</b>.
In your console view, you should see the following output:
</p>
<p class='bpcode w800 console'>
Running class 'JettyMicroservice' using config file 'my-jetty-microservice.cfg'.
Server started on port 10000
List of available commands:
exit -- Shut down service
restart -- Restarts service
help -- Commands help
>
</p>
<p>
Now open your browser and point to <l>http://localhost:10000</l>.
You should see the following:
</p>
<p class='bpcode w400'>
http://localhost:10000
</p>
<img class='bordered w400' src='doc-files/my-jetty-microservice.Running.1.png'>
<p>
You can enter the command <c>exit</c> to shut it down.
</p>