How to run gwt console in host mode with JBOSS AS/JBPM ?

[tomcheng76]

Hi, i am running jbpm 5.1 and i want to check/test the jbpm console code

so i downloaded gwt console 2.1 from here

http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/soag/bpm-console/tags/bpm-console-2.1/

depoly mode is okay, if i replace the war in the AS, it works.

However, i am not so sure how to run the console in hosted mode so that quick development could be done.

If i run mvn gwt:run, jetty shows up.

then i visit http://127.0.0.1:8080/app.html?gwt.codesvr=127.0.0.1:9997

It is just keeping "Loading workspace..." and never finish..

I checked the readme, it said

"The server module needs to be deployed on a running jboss instance,

along with a process engine that provides an implementation of the integration layer."

so i tried noServer option and point the port to the jboss as port, but it is not working too....

Does anyone know how to run the console in hosted mode with JBoss AS that is installed by JBPM ?

Detailed pom.xml is greatly helped...

Idea and suggestion is welcomed..

Thanks in advance

[adji]

My experience is with an older version of the console, but the problem could be the same.

There are some cross domain issue when you run in hosted mode ( because the console comes from jetty and the server runs in jboss ), so in the console there is a proxy that runs in jetty and connect to the jboss server. This proxy has a configuration file xhp.json ( http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/soag/bpm-console/tags/bpm-console-2.1/gui/war/src/main/resources/xhp.json it is still there, I don't know if they are using it ).

Another good idea is using firebug (on firefox) or the developer console in chrome to see what the javascript code is doing.

Hope that helps, Adji.

[tomcheng76]

Andres Adjimann wrote:

...This proxy has a configuration file xhp.json ( http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/soag/bpm-console/tags/bpm-console-2.1/gui/war/src/main/resources/xhp.json it is still there, I don't know if they are using it ).

Another good idea is using firebug (on firefox) or the developer console in chrome to see what the javascript code is doing.

Hope that helps, Adji.

oh my god, you are life safer...

The problem is i convert the bpm-console to eclipse project by running mvn -Dwtpversion=2.0 eclipse:eclipse

I had to edit errai-proxy.json to change the url back to http://127.0.0.1:8080/jbpm-console/in.erraiBus

now i can edit the client code easily, thank you so much