Can't login after setting up Mapstore2

[kevin duyang]

I can't be able to login after I setup Mapstore2 via npm, I used admin admin as username and password.  anyone can help me? Thankyou

[kevin duyang]

[Lorenzo Natali]

Hi kevin,

by default, if you're running mapstore using npm start, you will be connected to the remote dev server, that has other credentials. 

You have to follow the instructions here (section: Backend services debugging) to to run also the back-end.

Note that the documentation is not updated, instead of webpack.config.js you have to edit devServer options in the file buildConfig.js

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[Lorenzo Natali]

By the way, I fixed the documentation (webpack.config.js --> buildConfig.js) on github right now so it will be updated soon by CI. 

[Ed de la Paz]

I encountered the same issue I cannot login after following the Backend services debugging...admin,admin and user,user doesn't work...but it creates a test.h2.db when running mvn jetty:run

[kevin duyang]

Hi Lorenzo, I followed the tutorials you've given, but still, I can't login. do you have any Idea?

[Lorenzo Natali]

Hi Kevin, 

I tested the procedure and actually I needed to configure the devServer in a different way, using mvn jetty:run. 

Probably the documentation refers to a different test configuration (with an existing mapstore running in tomcat, for instance) 

The correct configuration (using jetty:run) is  this:

devServer: { proxy: { '/rest/': { target: "http://localhost:8080" }, '/proxy': { target: "http://localhost:8080", secure: false }, '/docs': { target: "http://localhost:8081", pathRewrite: { '/docs': '/mapstore/docs' } } } },

(you have to restart npm start Please make you sure to run mvn jetty:run and npm start in 2 different consoles).

Please try and let me know if it works for you, so I'm going to update the documentation. 

Thank you. 

[kevin duyang]

Hi Lorenzo, Still didn't work. but I think the problem is conflict with a port because the geoserver have already taken the port 8080. isn't it the problem or not? 

[Lorenzo Natali]

Yes, that is a problem for sure. 

To change the port you have to edit the pom.xml in the root of the project.

Add httpConnector entry to the jetty-maven-plugin, like this 

<plugin>

<groupId>org.eclipse.jetty</groupId>

<artifactId>jetty-maven-plugin</artifactId>

<version>9.2.11.v20150529</version>

<configuration>

// add these lines

<httpConnector>

<port>9999</port>

</httpConnector>

// ^^ end of lines to add

<systemProperties>

<systemProperty>

<name>log4j.configuration</name>

<value>log4j-test.properties</value>

</systemProperty>

</systemProperties>

</configuration>

</plugin>

and configure the devServer to use port 9999 for all the 3 entries of the proxy, instead of 8080

[kevin duyang]

Hi Lorenzo,

Gotcha! it work's very well! thank you so much.