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Then use your web browser to browse to http://localhost:8080/roller to test Roller. You will find the log files in roller_trunk/app/target/work. You can adjust logging levels via the Roller properties override file at roller_trunk/app/src/test/resources/roller-jettyrun.properties. Note the blog information stored during each mvn jetty:run session will be lost once you stop Jetty (i.e., each mvn jetty:run starts with empty Roller database tables), however deploying Roller this way allows for hot (real-time) deployment of your JSP and CSS/JavaScript to the running application.

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The Roller team is also starting to use Selenium to automate in-browser testings (using just Firefox presently), mvn clean install from the Roller it-selenium folder will activate the Roller Selenium tests.

For Roller 5.0.1 and earlier, here's an excellent blog post from Harald Wellmann that explains how to setup Eclipse and m2eclipse plugin to build, test and run Roller: http://hwellmann.blogspot.com/2010/02/setting-up-eclipse-for-roller.html Check this page's child pages for development within IntelliJ IDEA and Eclipse, as well as how to do code tracing in IDEA while running Roller via mvn jetty:run.