example-web is not reachable via browser about camunda-bpm-spring-boot-starter

Hi Jan,

If I remember correctly from the hackdays, the engine-rest is deployed
as root app, so /default or just /process-definition should work
(without /engine).

Cheers,
Christian

On 08.09.15 17:58, Jan Galinski wrote:

The ITest works, but when I start the application itself and open
http://localhost:8080/engine/default/process-definition I get a 404.
Is there something wrong with the starter or am I missing something? I
did do any configuration, just started the Application

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[jangalinski]

OK, will give it a try. Few questions though:

• why is the path with "engine" correctly resolved in the ITest? What is different when the SpringRunner starts the application?
• If my spring-boot-process-app serves forms or exposes other api via REST, shouldn't we have a clear separation of paths?
• Where and how can I configure this? I just found the RestConfiguration and it seems to be "magic".
• Wouldn't it be great to have this in the docs (both starter-docs and example readme? (don't get me wrong: I can take over documenting this (when I understood how it works).

I need to dig into it too. There seems to be also an issue when building
the example-web that you need both, RestEasy and Jersey bundled. This
causes all kind of strange errors. Daniel had the problem on the
hackdays, but I did not reproduce it yet.

On 09.09.15 10:58, Jan Galinski wrote:

OK, will give it a try. Few questions though:

• why is the path with "engine" correctly resolved in the ITest?
  What is different when the SpringRunner starts the application?
• If my spring-boot-process-app serves forms or exposes other api
  via REST, shouldn't we have a clear separation of paths?
• Where and how can I configure this? I just found the
  RestConfiguration and it seems to be "magic".
• Wouldn't it be great to have this in the docs (both starter-docs
  and example readme? (don't get me wrong: I can take over
  documenting this (when I understood how it works).

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[jangalinski]

OK, thanks. Do we agree that solving this (= having an easy, clean and well documented way of activating camundas REST API) is a crucial milestone for the first release?

+1

On 09.09.15 11:23, Jan Galinski wrote:

OK, thanks. Do we agree that solving this (= having an easy, clean and
well documented way of activating camundas REST API) is a crucial
milestone for the first release?

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[jangalinski]

Could you please start the example-web application and try to reach it via Browser? I tried all possible combinations I could think of, but all I get is 404. I guess the example is broken (in a way that there is something in the test scope that lets it work).

[osteinhauer]

I am in vacation, so I am just happy to get some mails...test it latest when I am back

Am 10.09.2015 um 20:30 schrieb Jan Galinski [email protected]:

Could you please start the example-web application and try to reach it via Browser? I tried all possible combinations I could think of, but all I get is 404. I guess the example is broken (in a way that there is something in the test scope that lets it work).

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[osteinhauer]

By the way...are you starting deploying in a tomcat or just a java run?

Am 10.09.2015 um 20:30 schrieb Jan Galinski [email protected]:

Could you please start the example-web application and try to reach it via Browser? I tried all possible combinations I could think of, but all I get is 404. I guess the example is broken (in a way that there is something in the test scope that lets it work).

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[jangalinski]

By the way...are you starting deploying in a tomcat or just a java run?

I just click „run as java application“ on the Application class inside the IDE.

Enjoy your vacation, this can wait!

I'm gonna work on the Extension in the next few days to make it ready for
the community day.

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Am 10. September 2015 20:46:21 schrieb Jan Galinski [email protected]:

By the way...are you starting deploying in a tomcat or just a java run?

I just click „run as java application“ on the Application class inside the IDE.

Enjoy your vacation, this can wait!

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[osteinhauer]

tested with:

• "run as" inside IDE (eclipse)
• java -jar target/camunda-bpm-spring-boot-starter-example-web-1.1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar

http://localhost:8080/rest/engine/default/process-definition is reachable (user: user, password: password).

[jangalinski]

yes, thanks for confirming, this was fixed during #22 when we removed resteasy and made a view changes to the Jersey config.