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[paraglider]

Does not work for me either apart from the logtraker link. Every other url tries to connect for several seconds then reports an error.

[Holmes.Sherlock]

Does not work for me either apart from the logtraker link. Every other url tries to connect for several seconds then reports an error.

https://127.0.0.1/logtracker or https://127.0.0.1/log - which one works?

Can you access root URLs like https://127.0.0.1 or http://127.0.0.1:10101 ?

[paraglider]

Also those links go to a blank screen - the link does not correspond to the displayed link. They are all https. Get same blank screen even if remedium is not running.

http://localhost:10101/log goes to a screen that says Admin only.

http://localhost:10101/logtracker goes to the index:logtracker screen.

All goes to show that using Java does not guarantee success.

[Holmes.Sherlock]

All goes to show that using Java does not guarantee success.

Haha, but be aware of Nuno. He might "kill" you.

[paraglider]

I am using win7 x64 and Java 1.7.0_01.

[Holmes.Sherlock]

I'm using WinXP SP3 & Java 1.6.0_26. But these should not be the problem.

[Brito]

Ok, thank you for the feedback.

I think these issues were not present on the previous version that was made available: http://code.google.c...&q=#makechanges

The root URL access doesn't seem to be a java related issue, it is some defect that needs to be corrected after HTTPS support was introduced, sorry about that. These are still details that need to be stabilized.

@paraglider,
You asked some months ago about the new UI, instead of creating something from scratch the next wb interfaces will be based on simple HTML.

This allows complete freedom to either write a very simple interface or a more elaborated one as the developer prefers. I will soon make available a small app in remedium that showcases how winbuilder can be integrated inside the new platform. From the current design, we can convert current tools to work with remedium without need to recoding them if they allow unattended operations.

I will keep working to solve the reported issues, thank you for the feedback.

[paraglider]

That sounds great as long as someone has the time, inclination, and knowledge to write a winbuilder interface inside Remedium that is better than the current winbuilder interface. Without that there will be no benefit to using it.

[Brito]

I am working on that matter. Slowly but steadily.

Right now creating interface for apps is already simple. Just write HTML using a WYSIWYG tool such as Kompozer and it is done. The scripting part is carried forth by BeanShell and this is java, a very accessible language to program and get snippets around the web.

Then come other advantages such as enjoying all the libraries already developed for Java. For example, on the current remedium it is possible to log through SSH to a remote machine to run commands or proceed with a webget where you have full control on the input and output.

These are all details where winbuilder has limited functionality. For example, the API scripts are always interpreted where by contrast in remedium the API is compiled after being interpreted once and then runs just as fast as compiled code. This means a huge processing boost since the Java machine is also capable of splitting working threads according to the available CPU's on the machine when compared to the current method where only one thread and processor are used.

As other examples, if you wish then it becomes possible to read/write XML files or connect to different databases to expand functionality as you see fit. On my case, I see the advantage of running this platform between Windows, OSX and Linux in a seamless way. Very nice to develop applications that are flexible and independent.

[Holmes.Sherlock]

The root URL access doesn't seem to be a java related issue, it is some defect that needs to be corrected after HTTPS support was introduced, sorry about that. These are still details that need to be stabilized.

Without accessing the root URL, can't I try the logtracker app?

[Brito]

Without accessing the root URL, can't I try the logtracker app?

I am working on this matter.

There are still some issues when trying to open static apps (user, files, log, etc), however, the dynamic apps are working just fine. That is the reason why the root URL is refusing to open, it tries to open the static app called "manager".

I have replaced that app with a dynamic one called "desktop".

Please download the new version from this link: http://code.google.c..._2011.12.16.zip

It is a jar file, you can run it from the command line using "java -jar remedium.jar"

Inside the zip file you find the desktop app. Verify that inside /apps you have a new folder called "desktop" with a file "index.bsh" inside. This is the app that is now called by default and will present you a list of available apps.

Attention

Some of the links might not open when you click on them (these are the static apps I talked about), however you can copy / paste the URL to open them manually.

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Thank for the feedback.
btw: the system tray icon is now working again as intended.

[Holmes.Sherlock]

Ok, let me check