Phoenixframe self-motivated platform in Linux environment running use case description

Phoenixframe self-initiated platform supports the use of Phantomjs,firefox in Linux environments. Chrome runs a trial example. But there are several issues to note:

1. If the Phantomjs,firefox,chrome driver cannot be started, check if the folder holding drivers has read and write permission. Use the command to add permissions:

If the folder is: .../webapps/phoenix_node/web-inf/classes/drivers

The CD is running under the Drivers folder: chmod 777 *

You can start it again.

Use Phantomjs,firefox in a Linux environment. Chrome, and so on, do not need to install other drivers, direct use of the platform's own driver can be.

2, if use Firefox,chrome. It is recommended that you install Firefox and Chrome in the default folder

3, it should be explained that the use of a non-interface Linux environment. The drive function will not be available.

4, in the environmental support above. Phoenix_web and Phoenix_node support jdk1.6~1.8, when using phoenix_develop debug scripts, it is recommended to use jdk1.7

5, in the Phoenix_develop-side development (debugging) use case in the process of assuming that the platform built-in outside the jar package. When running on the platform, the extended jar package needs to be placed under the Service folder, as in the following: ... /webapps/phoenix_node/web-inf/lib/folder, restart the server.

6, we recommend that you use the package of the control side war and node nodes of the war, deployment will be much faster, assuming interest in the source code, from github download source code.

The "high-speed deployment" approach and the documentation for the initial setup instructions are in: http://www.cewan.la/#contact

Phoenixframe self-motivated platform in Linux environment running use case description