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bimviews view problem #224

Closed ulrick closed 8 years ago

ulrick commented 9 years ago

Hello all! I've installed the bimserver 1.4.0-FINAL (execute the .jar file) in windows7 for a local test. When I run my server, I can use bimview to navigate into pages but when I move to another PC trying to connect to the bimserver, I just have this message : "loading bimviews". (see screenshot) Can anybody help me please?

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rubendel commented 9 years ago

Do you see anything in the browser's console?

ulrick commented 9 years ago

I get this : "Uncaught ReferenceError: SceneJS is not defined". I can get the projects page if I put this directly in the browser : http://localhost:8082/?page=Projects

niwakame commented 9 years ago

Have the same problem using the BIMserver master branch.

I did run a submodules recursive update, but the bimsurfer directory in AdminGui/js was missing. After adding it manually from the BIMsurfer repository, it still fails with the same SceneJS error.

Error occurs in index.html Line 123

fern1978 commented 9 years ago

I have the same problem. I'm sucesfully installed bimserver in tomcat, and I can work in my locahost but... when I try to connect from the outside... Loading BIMviews... and nothing else. Anyone has got the solution?

rubendel commented 9 years ago

Did you enter the right address on which the server runs in server settings?

fern1978 commented 9 years ago

Yes, I've tried by placing in server settings localhost:8080 and also the external IP:8080 and it doesn´t works, I have opened and nat the external IP to that local port (I'm also have tried with 8082) Are there some additional ports to be opened... maybe to allow java connections?

Thanks!

rubendel commented 9 years ago

Yes you should allow Java on the given port, no other ports are used. Did you include http:// in the address? Does BIMserver bind on the external IP? Did you configure Tomcat to listen on the public IP?

fern1978 commented 9 years ago

Finally i did it. Thanks a lot ! - the external ip should be included both in the BIMserver Starter and in server settings when you're logged. This works for me with the tomcat7-1.4.0.jar - Thanks again!

But...the previous is working as an independent server running in :8082, but stills doesn´t works integrated in tomcat with the .war file. How can I access to the BIMserver Starter settings when I use it as a webapp? I don't know if I've been unclear...

Anyway, congratulations for your work.

rubendel commented 9 years ago

Have a look in the tomcat server.xml configuration file (and the related documentation), you can specify the ip/port combination to bind to.

sundiyone commented 7 years ago

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