Welcome to Peer Support

[David E. Jones]

Welcome to Peer Support

[Anonymous]

Hi David!

I downloaded moqui-1.0-preview2.zip and gave it a try.

Very easy to deploy and run! Great!

As suggested in the readme I loaded the seed data and then run the server.

When accessing using the browser I got lots of errors referencing a wrong
path:

Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Prefix (scheme) not supported
for location
[/C:/moqui/runtime/component/webroot/screen/MoquiRoot/js/jquery-1.5.1.min.js

Is something that could be configured to fix this?

Thank you,

Bruno

[Anonymous]

Forgot to say I have used a Windows box.

[David E. Jones]

This is probably in the ResourceFacadeImpl where it determines the type of
resource reference object to use based on the prefix for a location. In SVN
rev 260 I changed it to use the Java URI class to parse the location instead
of just looking for a colon.

Let me know if that does, or doesn't, fix the problem.

[Anonymous]

I tryed Release 1.0 beta 1 and it works very well. All fixed.

Thank you.

[Vasanth Kamatgi]

It will be good if there is a tutorial that helps people who dont have
extensive OFBiz background. Is there something that can be quickly created and
published?

[Vasanth Kamatgi]

Can I use moqui to build an app in google app engine? I know that Quarz
scheduler is an incompatible component. Are there any other components
(ehcache?) that are not compatible on google app engine? A quick expert
opinion would be helpful than hazarding an attempt without understanding the
underlying mechanisms.

[David E. Jones]

vasanthez,

First real quick: it's probably better to add questions in a new thread in the
forum instead of commenting on an existing thread.

About a tutorial: I've had one in the works for a bit, and should have
something published soon. For now I recommend reading through the
"RunDeploy.txt" file, and the Framework Introduction PDF available for
download.

About Google App Engine: I don't have much experience with that, but as I
understand it the platform is designed to run applications that are designed
for it, and Moqui is not designed for Google App Engine. I'd recommend hosting
on something that can handle a simple war file deployment, like Amazon
WebServices ElasticBeanstalk (which is what demo.moqui.org is running on).

[David E. Jones]

FYI: the tutorial is now available on www.moqui.org at:

http://www.moqui.org/framework/docs/Tutorial.html

[Jacques Le Roux]

Thanks David,

I hope to have a look soon...

[David E. Jones]

Thanks Jacques, it would be great to get feedback on the Tutorial document as
it is just a first draft right now.

[Jacques Le Roux]

Hi David,

Unfortunately, it seems it will not be as soon as I thought, I will not have
enough spare time in September at least...

[Jacques Le Roux]

HI David,

I had a quick look this morning but got a 500 error on
http://localhost:8080/.

What I did:

svn up

ant load run => 500

ant clean

ant load run => 500

I get :

• Untrapped Error in Servlet
  java.net.URISyntaxException: Illegal character in opaque part at index 22:
  jar:file:/C:/Documents and Settings/Jacques Le Roux/Local
  Settings/Temp/winstone/Jacques Le Roux/moqui-1.0-preview3.war/W

B-INF/lib/moqui-api-1.0-preview3.jar!/entity/ServerEntities.xml

Thanks

[David E. Jones]

Jacques,

A few notes on this:

1. moqui is hosted on GitHub now, so to get the source you would need to do a git checkout and instead of svn up you'd be using "git pull origin master"; for details see:

https://github.com/jonesde/moqui

1. moqui is built is gradle now, so the build commands would look like "gradle cleanAll" "gradle load run"; for details see:

http://www.moqui.org/framework/docs/RunDeploy.html

BTW, the entire moqui.org site is running on Moqui Framework on an Amazon Web
Services Elastic Beanstalk cluster.

[Jacques Le Roux]

Thanks David,

I will have a closer look...

[Jacques Le Roux]

And will follow http://www.moqui.org/framework/docs/Tutorial.html (remember for myself) where I 1st
missed the git part