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December 21st, 2009 07:00
Enable client tools in webconsole?
Does anyone know how to enable client tools in the webconsole? So far I've tried adding the following parameter to webconsole.properties file.
com.smarts.clientToolsInApplet=true
Then I restarted the webserver. I'm still not seeing client tools in the webconsole though.
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raghvendra1
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December 21st, 2009 19:00
Did you specify com.smarts.webconsole.sitemod property? If you haven't then webconsole will look for the client tools in BROWSER_HOME/actions/client directory, and won't find any scripts .
WCleme
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December 22nd, 2009 08:00
I've tried putting my script file in c:\program files\internet explorer\actions\client but it's still not finding it. I've also used the com.smarts.webconsole.sitemod parameter but that didn't work either. I must missing something somewhere. After changing the webconsole.properties file I'm restarting the SMARTS Servlet Engine service. Is there anything else I need to restart to make this work?
raghvendra1
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December 23rd, 2009 02:00
ok , I did a hands-on myself. And got stuck in similar situation.
Probably its the way i installed global console, I realized that it did'nt pick up the server setting.
For eg:
in webconsole.properties
i saw smarts.remote.broker= :426
It did'nt pick up localhost (or servername) , just helps in auto populating the attach manager dialogue box with broker name.
in globalConsoleApp.jnlp
I found something similar on the first line
< jnlp spec="1.0+" codebase=http://:8080 href="webconsole/globalConsoleApp.jnlp" >
until i changed the codebase to http://localhost:8080 whatever properties i entered through webconsole.properties did'nt reflect.
And i was not able to see client tool option as this file later loads up webconsole.properties.
See if you have same problem and let me know.
Regards,
Raghvendra
WCleme
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December 23rd, 2009 07:00
Thanks for looking into this for me. I checked my webconsole.properties and globalConsoleApp.jnlp and both have what they should -
After re-reading through the documentation I learned that the default dir for the client tools in Windows is \desktop\actions\client
I created actions\client folder on my desktop and stuck my .cmd file in there and now it works.