With Eclipse Che, how can I perform remote debugging of application that uses Express + TypeScript?
Application has no screen and contains only backend processing.
Please share the information such as sample etc.
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I am facing below error while trying to launch logic app from VS code locally . I created logic app after installing extensions like -
Azure tools
Functions app tools extension v3.x
Logic App (Standard) extension
Azurite
ngFork for webhook
Below is the error I am getting when I click on overview from VS code -
Also my workflow is basic and simple as below -
Any help would be appreciated ! thanks !!
I have done repro from my end in my local environment, the below reasons are based on my analysis:
Visual Studio 2022 doesn't include support for the Azure Logic Apps extension. You can refer this MSDocs to check which version is supported for the logic apps extensions.
You can disable and reload the installed azure related extensions and then try launching a logic app in VS code.
And as you mentioned in the question, it may not be ngFork it is ngrok for webhooks extension which you need to install in your vs code. So currently ngrok is needed here as per my analysis and ngrok is mainly used to distribute proxy services to run in any cloud environment but not Ngfork.
Thanking #DEVIN RADER using his blog Configure Windows for Local Webhook Testing Using ngrok for better understanding and as you are using ngrok extension for webhooks, if needed run IIS express which allows http.sys to accept requests from other external sources. To run this, we need to start visual studio as an administrator.
Explicitly tell Windows to allow incoming requests to my ngrok domain by modifying the URL Access Control List (ACL).
When I click on overview logic app from vs code, I am able to get the expected output after checking the above reasons properly:
Right click on logicapp-> click on overview:
Overview of the logic app in VS code:
My workflow sample is also attached:
Right click on logic app -> open in Designer
I'm coming into an existing application where a single React application exists that calls multiple APIs. The APIs are written in .NET Core and I've been instructed they are typically hosted with IIS Express when debugging locally.
Where I'm running into trouble is understanding how the React application will hit the backend API projects, when the API projects are running on multiple IIS Express instances that don't have static ports.
For instance, I'll hit "run" on the React project which launches the React application along with a controller that might be running on localhost:5888. I can easily hit the controller from the React application using window.host + /Controller/ which will handle resolving the port for me. However, if I "run" another API, from a separate Visual Studio instance, it'll get hosted on a random port, something like localhost:5889. If I try to hit that API with window.host + /SecondAPIMethod/ from the React application, it'll come up with a 404 error, because the React app doesn't know what port the IIS express instance with the second API is running on.
I've been told by coworkers that Swagger is the key to managing this, but I'm unsure how.
It is not running on any random port. Port number is specified in the project properties. When you are debugging in visual studio, you can set the port number by going to project properties -> debug -> App URL.
When you deploy the web api on IIS Server, it will run on the port you have specified when configuring the web api.
Now when you know the web api (with port number) in advance, you can hard-code the url or put it in app settings file of your react app. Hope this helps.
I have to install Piwik (now Matomo) analytics tool in an AngularJS project. I am using windows and I have to do it in my local environment. I am an absolute noob in this backend stuff So, cannot figure out how to proceed.
The brief idea that I have got till now is that I'll have to use node.js with express.js to setup the local server. Also, I have to use mySQL along with it to store the data.
So, my question is that how can I do the same? Any relevant resources will be really helpful.
Actually I`m a little confused, please help me.
I learned MEAN stack (AngularJS + Node.js + Express.js + MongoDB) and I made my first application.
I have a centOs vps that have installed Apache + mySQL + PHP and DirectAdmin for manage visually.
My problems are:
Which directory of my VPS should I upload my application?
How can is install MEAN on this server without disable LAMP? My MEAN application and my WordPress sites work on on VPS.
How can I run my MongoDB and Node.js application? By SSH? If I run these by SSH and close my putty, what will happen for my application? Is it necessery to keep open putty all the time?
I want to lunch my app but I`m confused really!
First of all you need to understand that your MongoDB and NodeJS would run independently without any connection between them.
The status of these would not change once i.e they would not go down once any putty connection is closed. As long as the process associated with them is not killed or goes stale, they would be intact.
Please refer to the below links for further information on installing NodeJS & MongoDB :
https://nodejs.org/en/download/package-manager/
https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/installation/
Please post your folder/file structure of your application and the means chosen for deployment for more help.
I have a client/server app running on NodeJS with an AngularJS frontend. I want to use the built in debugging features of Webstorm, but it just won't work.
Imagine following scenario:
I have a webstorm project with a client folder and a server folder. I can start the debuggers for the client and the server, and it works. But both sessions are on different ports. So an AJAX request to the server inside the client doesn't work without using CORS and telling AngularJS to use a different server address.
In the production version the client will be published under the server, but for developing there is no need to do this.
Does anyone know how achieve this? Something like: The system should behave like one server, under one URL.
Or is my approach stupid?
Best regards,
Kersten