| Eclipse Scout Hello World tutorial issue [message #1838815] |
Fri, 05 March 2021 09:42  |
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Hi all, new to Scout. I'm trying to follow the simple Hello World tutorial from the beginners guide page of eclipsescout github (Can't post links yet, new member here).
The instructions are pretty simple so I think I followed everything correctly.
However, when I come to the running the app step, instructions say to just start the 2 servers and open the app in browser. I do both, server and client started successfully (although I do get this error in the console: NO JSP Support for /, did not find org.eclipse.jetty.jsp.JettyJspServlet - MDC[]) and I proceed to open the app at localhost:8082.
I'm greeted with the following, very bland error page:
HTTP ERROR 404 Not Found
URI: /
STATUS: 404
MESSAGE: Not Found
SERVLET: UiServlet
I checked port availability on both 8080 and 8082, they are available. 8080 is established, but 8082 keeps waiting for a connection. I have searched all over for a solution but I can't seem to find anything useful.
Anyone here who can help me? Maybe I'm missing something extremely obvious, but I would expect the practice app to start with no problems, as described in the tutorial :/
Thanks!
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| Re: Eclipse Scout Hello World tutorial issue [message #1838818 is a reply to message #1838815] |
Fri, 05 March 2021 11:09  |
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Hi Sara
What version of Scout are you using?
Version 10.0 and above requires an additional JavaScript build that processes all HTML, JS and LESS/CSS resources in your workspace and places them in the target location where the UI server can find them ("dist" folder). This build should be automatically started when you run the "[webapp] all" launch config. Check the Console tab in Eclipse if "js build.cmd/.sh" was started. If not, you can launch it manually via "Run > External Tools". If the build was started but failed, you should see some error messages in the console. A common problem is a missing NPM installation.
Regards,
Beat
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