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Activiti 5.1 and modeler

mascaroni

During the install of Activiti 5.1 I get an error message while trying to download the modeler.war file, since I do not have a direct connection to the internet. Can I just disable modeler during the Activiti install and move the modeler to the tomcat webapps directory after the.

If I download modeler manually to the download directory how can I have the activiti install pick it up from there, like it does with tomcat?.

Thanks

Ron

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jbarrez

In the build.properties file that is in the /setup folder, you can disable the Modeler.

If you have internet at your disposal, you simply change the build.properties again, and execute:
ant demo.stop
ant demo.clean
ant demo.start

The Modeler will now be included in de demo setup

mascaroni

I disabled the modeler during the build and downloaded and expanded the activiti-modeler war into the tomcat webapps directory. It seems to work fine.

I now have another problem. When I go to a model with Activiti-Cycel and click on Actions -> Open Modeler, the webpage has a URL of http://localhost:8080…. instead of the http://ipaddr:8080, (where ip address is the address of the host) and of course generates a 404 not found error. All other functions generate the correct url with the actual address.

Can I change this somewhere?

jbarrez

Yes, see http://activiti.org/userguide/index.html#N118E0