What's in autojetty.core?

(ns autojetty.core (:gen-class)) (defn -main "I don't do a whole lot ... yet." [& args] (println "Hello, World!"))

There's nothing there that should start Jetty. Perhaps you have some sort of plugin starting it? How do you know Jetty has started?

I couldn't figure out why a jetty process was starting with every start of the app I am working on, so I started removing things one by one and ended up with those two deps and nothing else. I then created a new project, included them, and got the result.

so, to reproduce: lein new app autojetty add [ring/ring-defaults "0.3.2"] and [ring/ring-jetty-adapter "1.7.1"] to the dependencies in project.clj, and then run 'lein repl'; ps aux | grep jetty will show a new process; quitting the repl will stop that process.

Are you sure that's not just the Java process that is running the REPL itself?

I do not see Jetty starting up with your code as-is.

ok, stand by.

I can't replicate it either. There is a process with "jetty" in the command, but that's because the dependency is on the classpath setup by Leiningen.

ps aux | fgrep jetty shows me the Java processes that Leiningen starts -- as expected, because your project has autojetty in the name.

I suspect that's it. I'm pretty embarrassed.

(and the classpath for that process also includes a JAR with jetty in the name)

It's an easy mistake to make if you're not familiar with Leiningen and Java classpaths.

thank you for your understanding (and time!).