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Connection error while connecting to: ws://localhost:9999

dridix opened this issue · comments

I am trying to use graphwalker remotely. The service is running on a external machine, running the graphwalker studio jar. It allows to connect to the web service (http://x.x.x.x:9090/studio.html), I can design a test with different models. The problem is that it does not allow to run the paths through the model (it means, the "play" does not works):

failStudio

When I try the same on the http://x.x.x.x:9090 the error message it shows is:
"Connection error while connecting to: ws://localhost:9999" in the execution bar.

fail

If I run the studio locally, it works completely (remote service). But it has no sense to have to run the studio.jar locally for use it remotely, because I want to offer the complete service without need to execute nothing (Is it possible?).

Ports 9090 and 9999 are correctly opened in the remote machine.

Hi ,

I need small help , in my case I am not able to create edges between two vertex .

What exactly keys you are pressing to create edge ?? , when I am trying to hold first vertex with press e/left mouse button after that hold vertex not releasing my mouse cursor to move to second vertex .

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@ashish143ti I replied to your post :)

@KristianKarl sorry for quoting but I am still having problems with the issue of this post :(

hello
Have you resolved this issue now?
I need your answer,thanks @dridix

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@dridix

Hello,
I think I had to access the Graphwalker code, find the location where it is trying to access "localhost:9090" or "localhost:9999" and change it to the remote address so that when you run it finds the path runner.

Once that code fragment has been modified, you have to generate the .jar again and run it on the remote server.

I think it was something like that, I hope it helps you. I'm on vacation, I'll read to you when I can. I’m from Spain :) Cheer up.

thanks for your answer!
I will try it first on the way that you told.
have a good time with your vacation. @dridix