I have a windows 2012 server stack on cloud foundry.
I am trying to push a Java application(.war package) to this stack using Diego plugin.
The logs says that server started properly , but when i hit the application URL, I get a 404 error.
The same package works perfectly fine on linux stack.
Any help appreciated
At the present time, Windows support is for running Windows apps.
1.) ASP .NET MVC (12-factor ASP.NET MVC apps compiled against .NET 3.5+ were tested most extensively)
2.) Windows-compiled executables
3.) Batch scripts (with a manually specified start command)
https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/diego-windows-msi/blob/master/docs/RELEASE-NOTES.md#supported-applications---known-to-work
Build packs will continue to run apps on Linux.
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I have a solution that creates two applications: an ASP.NET Core Web Console App (server) and a UWP app (client). Both installers are created using Windows Application Packaging Projects using sideloading. Building and testing the client and server apps are functioning as expected. Deploying (installing) the client and server apps on desktop PCs also seem to function as expected. However, when it comes to running the apps, only the client seems to be working as expected. When launching the server (console web app) it displays a console window then disappears immediately.
Since this is a console app, I opened a command prompt and changed directory to where this application is installed (C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\AppName). I attempted to run the console app from the command line and I got the message "Access Denied". Assuming this directory is locked down by the system, I decided to to test the console app functionality by copying the directory from C:\Program Files\WindowsApps to C:\Temp. I then changed directory to C:\Temp and attempted to run the program. It runs as expected. So there seems to be nothing wrong with my console web app other than it cannot run if installed in the WindowsApp location. I tried searching for information regarding using Windows Application Packaging to package console apps but I didn't have much luck. Would it help to add and app.manifest and set the "requestedExecutionLevel" to "requireAdministrator"? Should I use a different type of packaging for the console Web App?
I've developed a universal app for Windows 8.1 and am now trying to install the built .appx package via powershell having no problem after installing the certificate. Though when I run the installed app it behaves differently as if I deploy/install the app from within Visual Studio.
The app is using (local) REST services to obtain data from different sources. While working when starting the app from Visual Studio, it is not when I create an .appx package and install it manually via powershell. Any hints where the problem is located?
I built an app in Monaca, and have successfully deployed and published it on google play and the App Store. I know I have to sign it with visual studio to publish it in the windows store, but can manually install it using powershell for development purposes. However, even though it works on android and ios, it crashes immediately after launching in Windows 10. I read over the documentation, and my question is: Is it even compatible? Everything in the documentation is either outdated or stictly for windows 8.
Yes they are compatible. I finally installed and ran it successfully.
I am getting trouble in running sencha touch 2 app on android emulator (without using cordova/phonegap) on windows 8 using .
Below is the list of packages installed on DEV machine:
1. JRE v1.7
2. Sencha Touch v2.4.1 SDK
3. Sencha SDK Tools 2.0.0 beta
4. Sencha Cmd 5.1.2
5. Ruby 2.0.0
6. Chrome (Browser)
7. Web Server - Both IIS 8 & XAMPP
8. Android SDK 23.0.6
9. Eclipse IDE (integrated with VJET Library & ExtJSTL 4.2)
10. Android ADT Manager (installed emulator snapshots targeting os2.2 & 5.1)
"MyApp" project runs perfectly on chrome browser when hosted on IIS 8 & XAMPP (apache). But not able to figure out steps to run the same on android emulator. So far followed below mentioned steps, leading to unsuccessful attempts:
sencha app build native [Command Successful]
sencha app build -run native [Command Successful]
sencha app build package [Command Successful]
Started emulator instance from eclipse (avd) and executed command sencha app build -run native, but the app doesn't execute on emulator instance.
Followed steps mentioned in post (http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?215210-how-to-run-sencha-touch-app-on-android-emulator-on-windows) but still facing issues.
Please help!!
do u want to run it as website for mobile?
as u are saying, you don't want to use cordoav/phonegap.
If u just want to run on Mobile Browser U can use Netbeans. It has a very simple feature to allow a html5 application to be run on Mobile browser
all U have to do is
1. Create HTML5 Project in netbeans
2. Run command "sencha app build native"
3. copy all files & folders form directory cordova->www which exist in your sencha app directory
4. Paste it into your HTML5 Project directory
5. Choose The Browser option in netbeans and run
Thanks Nitish for your suggestions. But this is not what my query was all about. I was trying to figure out a way of running sencha touch app on emulator without compiling it to native app following steps mentioned in post: http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?215210-how-to-run-sencha-touch-app-on-android-emulator-on-windows.
Anyways, to run sencha touch app on emulator I had to create native android app using cordova/phonegap wrapper. To run sencha touch app (which is mobile web portal equivalent), it is required to be wrapped inside native app (android, ios, etc) followed by app signing and APK / IPA file generation.
I have create a Django application in my localhost.Now i need to host in the internet.I have tried openshift and pythonanywhere also.But hosting is not easy as i thought.How can i host localhost application in cloud?
Here are the links and description, you can learn and start.
PythonAnywhere
PythonAnywhere is an online Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and Web hosting service based on the Python programming language.
It provides in-browser access to server-based Python and Bash Command-line interfaces, along with a code editor with Syntax highlighting.
https://www.pythonanywhere.com/wiki/DjangoTutorial
OpenShift
OpenShift is a cloud computing platform as a service product from Red Hat. A version for private cloud is named OpenShift Enterprise.
The software that runs the service is open-sourced under the name OpenShift Origin, and is available on GitHub. Developers can use Git to deploy web applications in different languages on the platform.
https://github.com/openshift/django-example
Heroku
Heroku is a cloud platform as a service (PaaS) supporting several programming languages. Heroku was acquired by Salesforce.com in 2010. Heroku, one of the first cloud platforms, has been in development since June 2007, when it supported only the Ruby programming language, but has since added support for Java, Node.js, Scala, Clojure, Python and PHP and (undocumented) Perl. The base operating system is Debian or, in the newest stack, the Debian-based Ubuntu.
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-django
Gondor
ref link: https://gondor.io/support/django/setup/
sources: wikipedia
You can try this github example, it lets you run the tutorial locally and then push to Openshift w/o any changes.
https://github.com/jfmatth/openshift-django16