Jetty shows http error message 503 SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE

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the solution is nick's comment:

This happens usually when one of your servlet mappings is broken. You should double-triple-check your web.xml.

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Mehdi TAZI

Hello, I'm a Big Data Architect & Scrum Master from Fez, Morocco living in Paris, France. I have an Engineering degree in Software Engineering & Master 2 degree in Distributed information systems, I’m also an academic (a PhD Student), my researches focus on The Internet of Things (IoT) Virtualization field, and more specially about a definition of :A Micro-Clouds sensors virtualization and composition approach for the Internet of Things. I currently work as a Consultant, where I spend most of my time designing Information Systems architectures & managing projects using scrum methodology. Setting-up technical, functional and organisational architectures is my daily job, I also design & code JAVA/JEE BigData/Reactive softwares using NoSQL & relational Databases.

Updated on June 04, 2022

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  • Mehdi TAZI
    Mehdi TAZI almost 2 years

    I developed a maven module application that works fine using (google appengine; maven; springmvc).

    3 weeks after when I decided to add some features I noticed that I can no longer deploy it on the local, when I try to do so, I get:

    HTTP ERROR: 503

    Problem accessing /. Reason:

    SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE Powered by Jetty://

    NB : I did not change the code(so I'm pretty sure that it's not a source code problem), I just installed some applications like jenkins and sonar.