I'm trying to install Hazelcast on 2 EC2 instances. My Openfire is 3.9.3, and I downloaded hazelcast 3.4 from their official site.
If I try to upload it to my Openfire, it apparently works, returns me to success page, but it doesn't list on my plugins page, and when I go to /system-clustering.jsp, it shows me that clustering is not available. Other plugins works exactly as expected.
What can be happening? Thanks in advance.
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I am building a web app from scratch in Intellij Ultimate version, I can see there the Tomcat and EE is enabled in plugin, as per below:
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but when I go to Add configuration, the Application server is blank, and cannot see either when click the dropdown list, does that mean I dont have tomcat installed:
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anyone else had the similar issue?
Confirmed with JetBrain that Integration for tomcat is pre-installed in the IntelliJ IDE. However the Tomcat itself - is not. Thus, I need to download Tomcat from https://tomcat.apache.org/download-10.cgi and define the path in IntelliJ IDEA. All good now, I had configured my tomcat and working as expected now.
I followed the documentation on page and not able to make it working,
https://checkmarx.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/1339490445/Setting+Up+the+IntelliJ+Plugin+v9.0.0+and+up
Got it working after adding required certs on machine.
I've got a problem with setting my environment to work with Spartacus. I've started by following documentation and performed all operations step by step. Finally, I've obtained working local Commerce Cloud (2005.4) instance with -spa websites showing up in the Backoffice.
Content of Backoffice
Next, I've created fresh Spartacus 3.0 using these docs and connected it to my Commerce. What I get is a storefront with non-working PDP, Search Result Page (B2B), etc. I'm getting Translation key missing 'TabPanelContainer.tabs.TabPanelContainer' in the chunk 'product' error all over the site.
PDP error
I don't know what might be the source of the problem because I'm strictly following the official documentation. Any help will be appreciated!
The addon "spartacussampledataaddon" was changed to "spartacussampledata" extension. Please download the "spartacussampledata", and try again. (https://sap.github.io/spartacus-docs/installing-sap-commerce-cloud-2005/). Also please make sure the base-site configured in Spartacus is the "spa" site.
we have a website that uses weblogic 10.3 to serve the pages. The pages are updated from a Content Manager that publish the changes on the pages.
We configured Weblogic to precompile the pages when we start the server using the parameter:
<precompile>true</precompile>
But If I publish a new page when the weblogic server is running the page is not compiled until a user visits it. Then, the first user that visits the page have to wait 50 seconds to see it.
The next users see the page in 2 seconds because is compiled.
We want to force that weblogic compile the page in the moment that the page is published and it not wait to a user visits these page.
How can we configure weblogic for detecting the changes and new pages published from content manager? How can we configure weblogic to compile these pages inmediatly?
Thank you.
Kind regards,
Gustavo.
This question has been asked before: Compile all jsp on deploy
I would recommend precompiling before deployment if at all possible but you can check out all of the answers there to see what will work for you.
I have jsf webapp. I have successfully deployed it to Cloudbees using steps from http://blogs.jetbrains.com/idea/2012/12/deploy-web-apps-to-cloudbees-from-intellij-idea-12/.
The problem is that the app won't work until I change the ClickStack to web application profile. The default one is Tomcat. My change is always lost each time I deploy/update the app from IntelliJ Idea. Deploying the app from PaaS console works without problem.
Is there any setting to make the Idea plugin remember the used stack?
It appears to be a bug, reported in YouTrack, star/vote the issue to receive notifications.
Found a work around. Include a jsf implementation to the app.
Support for ClickStacks had been added to IDEA CB integration, staring from next IDEA 13 EAP, it will be possible to choose between "Basic Java Webapp (Tomcat)" and "Java EE 6 Web Profile (JBoss)" options.