adding jetty distribution. readme now provides startup info for jetty…

… first then steps for tomcat.

server/README.txt

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+This is the Jetty 6 HTTP server and servlet container.
+
+For more information about Jetty, please see the Jetty wiki: 
+
+   http://docs.codehaus.org/display/JETTY/
+
+DIRECTORY LAYOUT
+================
+bin                   utility scripts and executables
+contexts              Deployment directory for context descriptors
+contrib               Source modules for optional jetty packages in the jetty-contrib repository, which has a larger more open group of committers
+etc                   Configuration files
+examples              Example projects
+extras                Source modules for optional jetty packages in the main jetty repository.
+javadoc               Generated javadoc
+lib                   Generated libraries
+LICENSES              License
+logs                  Request log and server log files
+modules               Source modules for core jetty packages
+patches               Optional patches for source modules
+pom.xml               Build configuration for maven
+project-website       Project Website
+README.txt            This file
+resources             Directory for resources to include on classpath
+start.jar             Start jar for jetty
+VERSION.txt           Version history
+webapps               Deployment directory for standard webapps
+
+
+RUNNING JETTY
+=============
+From the release, you can run the server with:
+
+   java -jar start.jar
+
+and then point your browser at 
+
+   http://localhost:8080
+
+and click to the test webapp, where there are some demos and more
+information.
+
+The start command above is equivalent to 
+
+   java -jar start.jar etc/jetty.xml
+
+which gives a configuration file on the commandline. An explicit
+configuration file (or multiple configuration files) may be
+given to select specific configurations.
+
+There is also a unix start script in bin/jetty.sh that can be used
+in /etc/init.d
+
+JETTY DEPENDENCIES
+==================
+
+The Jetty build is rather large, because it bundles many optional
+packages.
+
+Jetty depends ONLY on a jre 1.4 runtime and the three jars found in
+the top level of the $JETTY_HOME/lib directory:
+
+  servlet-api-2.5-$VERSION.jar
+  jetty-$VERSION.jar
+  jetty-util-$VERSION.jar
+
+For small foot print applications, these three jars can be 
+trimmed of excess classes - we will soon automate generation
+of such minimal assemblies.
+
+The jars found in the subdirectories are all optional:
+
+  jsp-2.0/*.jar   (depends on java 2 (jre 1.4))
+  jsp-2.1/*.jar   (depends on java 5 (jre 1.5))
+  management/*.jar
+  naming/*.jar
+  plus/*.jar
+  xbean/*.jar
+
+The start.jar includes all these options if they are
+left in the lib subdirectories.
+
+The start.jar will also select the version of JSP to
+use based on the version of the jre available.
+
+
+RUNNING WITH JMX
+================
+
+The server can be run with JMX management with the command:
+
+   java -jar start.jar etc/jetty-jmx.xml etc/jetty.xml
+
+This command adds the jmx configuration file before the server
+configuration.
+
+RUNNING WITH JETTY PLUS
+=======================
+
+The server can be run as JettyPlus (JNDI, JAAS etc.) with the 
+command:
+
+   java -jar start.jar etc/jetty.xml etc/jetty-plus.xml
+
+This command adds the plus configuration file after the server configuration file,
+although you will first need to follow the instructions inside the etc/jetty-plus.xml
+file.
+
+RUNNING WITH OTHER CONTAINERS
+=============================
+If you wish to use Continuations in other containers, the jetty-util.jar
+can be included in WEB-INF/lib and will provide waiting continuations
+
+
+BUILDING JETTY
+==============
+
+Jetty uses maven 2 as its build system.  Maven will fetch
+the dependancies, build the server and assemble a runnable
+version:
+
+  mvn install
+
+Jetty itself only needs java 1.4, however to build JSP 2.1 
+support you need to use java5 AND you will need to have
+cvs installed.    If you want to use java1.4,
+then you can use the jsp-2.0 modules instead of the 
+jsp-api-2.1 and  jsp-2.1 modules.
+
+
+DEPENDENCIES 
+============
+The only real dependancy is the servlet api, so only 
+the jars in the top level of the lib directory are needed
+to run Jetty (and they can be trimmed from many applications).
+
+The jars in the subdirectories of lib are all optional, but
+are included on the classpath by the standard start.jar 
+mechanism
+