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Andy Janata 832bcd8fc4 Maven support.
This is still a bit clunky, but it seems to be working. This supports running both with Jetty directly, and making a .war to throw at Tomcat. You will still need Postgres to run via Jetty; this is super useful for debugging in Eclipse.

mvn clean package war:exploded jetty:run

mvn clean package war:war

You will need to copy build.properties.example to build.properties and fill in the appropriate information.

Also, use correct date format in the cache filter, as Jetty is more strict.
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README

Pretend You're Xyzzy, a Cards Against Humanity clone, server and web client. See WebContent/license.html for full details.

Note: This project has only been tested in Tomcat 7 and is known to not work in Tomcat 6 without some finagling. Currently, the only automated way to build is is using the Eclipse project.