B4J Question [SOLVED][Server] How I can compile/build HelloWorld example for Synology NAS?

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hatzisn

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I googled it and it is multitasking so technically one can run two web apps side by side.

I also found this to start the web app at synology nas boot (don't shoot the messenger - I do not own a synology nas yet but checking around for possible implementations - there might be an easier solution of doing this):

Scroll down to the autostart section:

Synology installation and troubleshooting

support.jdownloader.org
 
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hatzisn

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Num3 said:
It should be, it is a custom Linux OS
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Yes I noticed that with the code in the link in post#21. I wasn't aware of it though when I asked the question.
 
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Make sure that you has already installed Java8.

In your folder "/volume1/web/webapp/HelloWorld" you have to copy both "WebAppHelloWorld.jar" and the "www" folder from your project in B4J.

Then you have to make it running on NAS: go in "Panel Control -> Task Scheduler" -> click on "Create" button -> "Triggered Task -> User-defined script" or "Scheduled Task > User-defined script" (depends on your necessity: try with "Triggered Task" at "Boot-up", user "root"). Remember to select "Enable".

Put the code with your path:
B4X: 
cd /volume1/web/webapp/HelloWorld
nohup /var/packages/Java8/target/j2sdk-image/bin/java -jar /volume1/web/webapp/HelloWorld/WebAppHelloWorld.jar > /volume1/web/webapp/HelloWorld/nohup.out
don't forget the first line!

Click on "Run" button or restart the NAS.

I think that you should manage more than one task and server but not on the same port.
 
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Dadaista

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hatzisn said:
You must copy the entire www folder as it is in B4j objects folder.
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Elric said:
In your folder "/volume1/web/webapp/HelloWorld" you have to copy both "WebAppHelloWorld.jar" and the "www" folder from your project in B4J.
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Did it

Elric said:
Make sure that you has already installed Java8.
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Sure!

Elric said:
don't forget the first line!
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added!

Elric said:
Click on "Run" button or restart the NAS.

I think that you should manage more than one task and server but not on the same port.
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That is not working for me. Well, never mind. I keep trying in the future

Thx!!!!
 
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josejad

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Connect to the NAS with SSH and try the commands in the command line to see what’s happening before adding the line to the NAS script
 
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Dadaista

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José J. Aguilar said:
Connect to the NAS with SSH and try the commands in the command line to see what’s happening before adding the line to the NAS script
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0K.. I am going to try right now

EDIT:
Putty says: "-sh: /volume1/web/webapp/HelloWorld/nohup.out: No such file or directory"
No idea what is happening

EDIT2: (problems with uppercase)
Putty says: "nohup: ignoring input and redirecting stderr to stdout"
nohup.out says: "Error: Unable to access jarfile volume1/web/webapp/helloworld/WebAppHelloWorld.jar"
 
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