Android Question Raspberry Pi Web Application

OliverA

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• Feb 25, 2019

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Wherever your WebAppHelloWorld.jar file is located, there also must be a www directory with the three files (b4j_ws.js, index.css and index.html) inside of it. Without the www directory, you'll get the above error and without the 3 files, the example will not run as expected. In the example .zip file, the www folder is located under the Objects folder.

 

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• Feb 25, 2019

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Thanks for the answer

 

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I am deploying the example from b4j-bridge. Where would the folders then be located?

 

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Cableguy

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• Feb 25, 2019

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Please note that this thread was started in the wrong forum. It should have been started in b4J and not B4a.

 

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OliverA

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Cableguy said:

It should have been started in b4J and not B4a.

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Hopefully the PTB can move it.

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Where would the folders then be located?

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The b4j-bridge.jar on the Pi box should (when executed) create a tempjars folder. It is within that folder that you need to place the www folder and its contents.

 

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Thanks a lot

 

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I intended to start this thread from B4J. My apologies.

 

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techknight

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• Feb 26, 2019

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B4J-Bridge has an FTP mode. For this very reason. that will allow you to connect up and transfer stuff like that over through an FTP client.

 

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