I have installed Dotnetnuke in a sub directory, and now i completed my project. How can i move my project to root directory? There are many hard coded links in my project. How can i change directory without any issues?
Please anyone help me!!!!
The Engage F3 module is free and allows you to do a search and replace in html modules to replace hard links.
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I know there are many articles on google about this but in some cases they are keeping react(frontend) + springboot(backend) together in a single war, but my requirement is different I want to keep the both wars as separate.
So what I tried till now,
Directly adding the react build folder in jboss->standalone->deployment but it does not work, it works on tomcat but not on jboss
Then I created a new dynamic web maven project and renamed react build folder and added it to maven project webapps directory and created a war, but after deployment its giving 403 error, and I am not getting why.
Here is a snapshot of my folder structure, pom file and error on browser
Please help regarding this have been stuck at it for days now with jboss
Is there any other way to do it, I will be happy to change my approach.
tried this also, did not worked
https://www.megadix.it/blog/create-react-app-servlet/
spring boot comes with default tomcat, you can exclude from the dependency
https://spring.io/blog/2014/03/07/deploying-spring-boot-applications
https://dev.to/jakmar17/deploy-spring-boot-on-wildfly-application-server-2029
I have the same problem and I haven't found a good solution. The best I found is to create a dynamic web project in eclipse. Copy the build files into webContent and use HashRouter instead of BrowserRouter with basename equal to the project name. Finally compile and generate the war. I hope the advice helps you.
generator-angular-fullstack documentation for openshift deployment (http://angular-fullstack.github.io/generator-angular-fullstack/Generators/openshift.html) says we should take measures to ensure we are using up to date release of nodejs on openshift. Helpfully, a link is provided to a sample project that does just that. Its accomplished by putting a marker file and some scripts in a ".openshift" directory at the root of the app that gets deployed to Openshift.
All good, but how to accomplish that with the build flow the generator users? I could put the .openshift stuff in my project but that feels wrong and the generator doesnt include that directory in the copy to dist out of the box.
Should I put the .openshift stuff right in the dist directory manually? What is best practice here?
I'm trying to deploy my angular application to IIS in windows server. I'm currently using grunt to build the app and then have a web.config to point to my index.html in the dist folder.
The problem is that is not finding any vendor.css or main.css, nor any vendor.js or scripts.js files. I'm not sure if there are tags I can include to my web.config so that it knows where to look for these files. Also, I copied all folders within the dist and pasted the into the root directory of the application and it seemed to work, but then it could not find components I'm currently using in the app.
This how my website looks with current setup:
ISS Website
If anyone can help me solve this I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance!
The project generated looks pretty nice. But IntelliJ finds a socket.io/flash app in node_modules and tries to make a module out of that. But the app folder is not there.
Think this is based on the angular seed. Can't believe no one has tried to do this though.
Only option is to create an empty idea project and move all the folders there. Or else you'll have to use Webstorm.
So I've installed GTK-OSX from http://gtk-osx.sourceforge.net/
I've added my /location-to-GTK/lib directory to Xcode's header search path. But exactly which library files do I add to my Xcode project? There are about ~100 of them and I don't think need to add all of them.
Can anyone with GTK-OSX experience assist me?