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NOTE: If these hosts are taken on PCF, you might need to modify the dotnet app { to point to the right REST URL }, which you will get once you are successful in pushing the BootREST app.
Also a clean way to TEST would be to delete the Apps on PCF with "cf delete appname" and re-push app.
-First Push the Apps .
Directly Push Dotnet app from inside the Push-to-CF folder. This is a compiled / publish output ready to use.
1> cf push xamarin -b hwc_buildpack -s windows2012R2
The Push-to-CF folder is meant for ready built Dotnet artifact making it easy to TEST and the Dotnet app points to hard coded Backing Boot REST app URL. So if the hosts are taken on your PCF ORG,you will need to rebuild the BootREST and Dotnet app again.
-Build and Push Spring Boot app : Do this from inside the BootREST folder
2> maven package or just modify the manifest and add the right path to the REST jar and cf push
3> cf push
-Curl Command
4> curl https://xamarin.cfapps.pez.pivotal.io . This will start the request from Dotnet app to backing Boot Rest app and inject our Traceid in HTTP.
-Build Dotnet From source
5> To build the dotnet App from groundup, get into the Dotnet/AllenXamarinTest folder, which forms the source for the Dotnet Publish artifact.
https://github.com/reagul/TraceExplorerPCF-DotNet/tree/master/DotnetApp/AllenXamarinTest
Credits : Allen Duet and Richard Seroter @ Pivotal
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