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Repharsing and using xref based links. 

Signed-off-by: calvincodes <arpitjain1821@gmail.com>
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[[injecting-handlers]] [[injecting-handlers]]
==== Injecting Handlers ==== Injecting Handlers
A custom handler can be injected using an injection based XML: The `Handler` needs to be added to the server classpath as described in xref:startup-classpath[].
Then it can be added to the server, either by overriding some existing XML configuration files such as `jetty.xml` as shown below, or by defining a custom module as described in xref:custom-modules[].
[source, xml] [source, xml]
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<?xml version="1.0"?> <?xml version="1.0"?>
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</Configure> </Configure>
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* The custom handler JAR should be available at `/path/to/myjettybase/lib/ext/`
* The custom handler XML should be available at `/path/to/myjettybase/etc/`
* The custom handler XML should be loaded into the jetty instance at the right point in the XML load order by declaring it to be used in a custom INI
[[more-about-handlers]] [[more-about-handlers]]
==== More About Handlers ==== More About Handlers