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Build & run

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1. Build taskana-web application in production mode 

   
   

   Code Block
   language bash title path: /taskana/web
   npm run build:prod

   
   

2. Build taskana-web dependency

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   language bash title path: /taskana/web
   mvn./mvnw clean install -f web

   
   

3. taskana\web\src\environments\data-sources\environment-information.json contains the definition of the external configuration needed for taskana web application, currently exists next options:

   • "taskanaRestUrl": empty string by default, if you have to change it, just modify with the corresponding REST api url.

      if taskanaRestUrl is empty string, web application will use the same machine where it's running as REST url, for instance if you are running the application at http://localhost:8080 the requests will point to http://localhost:8080/v1/...
   • "taskanaLogoutUrl": empty string by default, if you have to change it, just modify with the corresponding REST api url. This property should point to the logout url desired.

4. Build taskana-rest project

   Code Block
   language bash title path: /taskana/rest
   mvn./mvnw clean install -f rest

   
   

5. Run taskana-rest-spring-example

   
   

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   language bash title path: /taskana/rest
   java -jar taskana-rest-spring-example-boot/target/taskana-rest-spring-example-boot.jar

   
   

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1. Run web application in developer mode

   
   

   Code Block
   language bash title path: /taskana/web
   ng serve

   
   

2. Modify ./rest\taskana-rest-spring-example-boot\src\main\resources\application.properties  devMode=true
3. Build taskana-rest-spring-example

   
   

   Code Block
   language bash title path: /taskana/rest
   mvn./mvnw clean install -f rest

   
   

4. Run taskana-rest-spring-example 

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   language bash title path: /taskana/rest
   mvn./mvnw spring-boot:run -pl :taskana-rest-spring-example

   
   

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