Re: apps from launcher not working on new install
Florian Schmitt <[email protected]> Sat, 15 Feb 2025 20:25:24 +0100
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Hayim,
it seems that in certain cases, the
default apps aren't deployed correctly. If I remember correctly, I
ran into a similar issue with a headless setup.
Please try the following (assuming
eXist is installed in /opt/existdb - adapt the paths according to
your setup):
First, check if there's a directory
/opt/existdb/autodeploy containing the .xar files for eXide and so
on.
If the autodeploy directory seems fine,
stop exist-db, and open /opt/existdb/etc/conf.xml in a text
editor.
Search for the following lines:
<trigger class="org.exist.repo.AutoDeploymentTrigger">
<!-- parameter name="ignore-autodeploy-system-property" value="true"/ -->
<!-- parameter name="dir" value="${project.build.outputDirectory}/autodeploy"/ -->
</trigger>
Uncomment the second "parameter"
element, and change the "value" attribute, setting the full path
to the autodeploy directory. With exist installed in /opt/existdb,
the third line should now be
<parameter name="dir" value="/opt/existdb/autodeploy" />
Now, restart exist-db and check the
logs for messages regarding autodeployment. If the
AutoDeploymentTrigger doesn't fire, you may have to uncomment the
first parameter element, too.
HTH
Florian
Am 14.02.25 um 16:42 schrieb Hayim
Lapin:
Hello,
I just installed eXist 6.3 on an aws linux machine
running on port 8081.
The database loads and I can log in as admin.
All the default apps that appear on the launcher
yield errors like:
HTTP ERROR 404 Document /db/apps/eXide not found
I have been able to use the package manager to load and
run an app (TEI-Publisher), but other apps created by me and
working in a docker instance generate the following again
caused by being unable to access /db:
err:XPST0017
error found while loading .... for module:
/db/system/repo/tei-publisher-lib-4.0.1/content/tei-functions.xql
[at line 84, column 13]
There is another version of exist (4.7.1) running on port
8080. Could this be the cause of the problem?
Any suggestions about how to fix this?
Best, HL
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