@dyaw-drexel I think you’re seeing HeadlessException because you are not using lein ring server-headless and it’s trying to open a browser window, but is not able to.
The latest version of Leining is 2.9.1
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@flamber Almost there! I got both the frontend and backend to successfully deploy. However, when I go to port 3000, all I see is a blank white screen
What I did different this time:
Used Lein 2.9.1
Made sure only to use sudo for setting up applications
Set the JAVA_HOME variable and added it to PATH
@dyaw-drexel I don’t know what you mean about sudo for setting up applications.
Check your browser console for errors, if nothing is shown in the Metabase log.
@dyaw-drexel That’s a warning, ignore it. It’s because how the Jetty is implemented, when running through lein.
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@flamber Looking at the network logs - it looks like its trying to send me to localhost rather then the IP
| 200 | GET | 129.25.170.52:3000 | / | document | html | 6.17 KB | 23.15 KB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GET | localhost:8080 | vendor.hot.bundle.js?354e4d1ee7179c1307b3 | script | 0 B | 0 B | ||
| GET | localhost:8080 | styles.hot.bundle.js?354e4d1ee7179c1307b3 | script | 0 B | 0 B | ||
| GET | localhost:8080 | app-main.hot.bundle.js?354e4d1ee7179c1307b3 | script | 0 B | 0 B | ||
| 200 | GET | 129.25.170.52:3000 | apple-touch-icon.png | img | png | cached | 8.71 KB |
| 200 | GET | 129.25.170.52:3000 | favicon-16x16.png | img | png | cached | 789 B |
| GET | localhost:8080 | styles.hot.bundle.js?354e4d1ee7179c1307b3 | script | 0 B | 0 B | ||
| GET | localhost:8080 | app-main.hot.bundle.js?354e4d1ee7179c1307b3 | script | 0 B | 0 B | ||
| 200 | GET | www.google-analytics.com | analytics.js |
@dyaw-drexel
Yes, because that’s the default configuration. Not sure if development environment allows you to change to an external address.
You can change MB_JETTY_HOST environment variable: https://www.metabase.com/docs/latest/operations-guide/customizing-jetty-webserver.html
I would highly recommend that you do not run a development environment directly on the internet. This is so bad from every point that I can think of.
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@flamber That’s a good point. I’ll set up the VM on Hyper-V to use the internal network rather then external. Thanks for all of your help here and fast responses!!!