Hello Pavan,
please check whether you have all the 6 necessary projects imported and compiled into Eclipse (…client.java is optional,
but compiles, too) and the target platform correctly configured (“Flux Target Definition” from the …flux.releng project).
If this is done, the projects should compile and I don’t see whether the context menu shouldn’t be there.
Then, define an “Eclipse Application” run configuration, configure the VM parameters
-Dflux-eclipse-editor-connect=false, -Dflux-host=http://localhost:3000 and
-Dflux.user.name=defaultuser and run it.
Note that the default user is not
defaultUser, but it is defaultuser (with a lowercase “u”), I also made this mistake.
That all worked for me.
Ciao, Michael
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Thanks Michael. That got me started.
Now when I do an npm start. I am not using any AUTHENTICATION thus using the defaultUser.
Same has been passed for the OSGI application and the Eclipse Application.
But I have the Flux >> Connect menu option disabled.
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1. Fwd: FLUX Server NPM Install on Windows (Pavan Daga)
2. Re: Fwd: FLUX Server NPM Install on Windows (Muehlberg, Michael)
3. Re: quick fix implementation question
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From: Pavan Daga <meetpavanhere@xxxxxxxxx>
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Hi Team,
I am trying to get started with FLUX on Windows.
I have taken the master copy from GIT. Installed Rabbit MQ and Node JS.
Now when I do an npm install from the windows command line I am getting
errors.
Attached is the debug log.
>From one of the forums I did notice running the npm bin command to get
"C:\flux-master\node.server\node_modules\.bin".
Inside this location I change the backslashes to forward slashes for it to
work in Windows. Yet I have the same problems.
Can you help me get started.
Thanks,
Pavan
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Hello Pavan,
the JSON has problems under Windows. It cannot install the bower package. Just install it by hand:
Delete the line
"prepublish": "cd flux.orion.integration; $(npm bin)/bower install"
from the package.json in the node.server folder and save it.
Then do the npm install again. No errors should happen then. I?m not sure whether a new npm install is necessary if you have done one before, but this is how I got it to run.
Then manually install the bower package via the following command
> node_modules/.bin/bower install --config.https-proxy=<your_proxy> --config.proxy=<your_proxy> --config.strict-ssl=false --config.cwd=flux.orion.integration
This worked on my Win machine. Note that you have to insert your proxy in <your_proxy> if you need one.
Ciao, Michael
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Sent: Donnerstag, 5. Februar 2015 14:08
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Subject: [flux-dev] Fwd: FLUX Server NPM Install on Windows
Hi Team,
I am trying to get started with FLUX on Windows.
I have taken the master copy from GIT. Installed Rabbit MQ and Node JS.
Now when I do an npm install from the windows command line I am getting errors.
Attached is the debug log.
From one of the forums I did notice running the npm bin command to get
"C:\flux-master\node.server\node_modules\.bin".
Inside this location I change the backslashes to forward slashes for it to work in Windows. Yet I have the same problems.
Can you help me get started.
Thanks,
Pavan
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Date: Thu, 5 Feb 2015 20:35:47 +0530
From: Jayaprakash Arthanareeswaran <jarthana@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: [flux-dev] quick fix implementation question
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Hi Martin,
I brought back my Orion/Flux set up to life yesterday and surprised to see
things not working. But I guess my mind was bit rusty. Today after
synching the repos and bit of cleaning up, I find them working alright.
One thing to notice is , quick fix needs to be implemented per problem
basis as that's the way JDT implements it. At the moment, the only quick
fix offered is the "remove modified quick fix". So, try out a simple code
like this:
public class Main {
abstract int invalid = 0;
}
Now when you hover on the problem, you should see a "Apply quickfix" just
below the error message.Clicking on that should remove the keyword
"abstract".
I am planning to add more simple quick fixes in the coming days.
Let me know what exactly is the problem you seeing? In my case, I had to
reload the Flux plugin, but I am sure you have already tried that.
Regards,
Jay
From: Martin Lippert <mlippert@xxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 01/27/2015 08:48 PM
Subject: [flux-dev] quick fix implementation question
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Hey Jay,
I merged your pull request and run everything locally, but I can?t get the
quick fix to appear in the editor.
I tried the full Orion UI (not just the embedded editor piece) and I am
not sure how to trigger the quick fix to appear. Can you help?
Thanks!
-Martin
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