You are viewing the documentation for Blueriq 13. Documentation for other versions is available in our documentation directory.

The development-tools component must be installed before you can use this dashboard. Once the plugin is installed navigate to http://HOSTNAME:PORTNUMBER/Runtime/server/dev/vaadin/dashboard. The following dashboard should appear:

Start a project via the development dashboard

To start a project

  • Select the project
  • Select the branch
  • Select the flow
  • Select the language
  • Select the UI (default is MVC)
  • Select the theme (default is forms)
  • Press start
  • A new tab or window should appear with the selected project

Restore a session

You can use the debug bar to save a session. Saved sessions on the server can be loaded with the restore session widget, which will restore the session to it's current state.

  • Select the project for which you stored the session
  • Select the session you wish to start
  • A new tab or window should appear with the selected project and session

Expose a project as a webservice

You can view the WSDL file and endpoint of a Blueriq Webservice with this widget

  • Select your project
  • Select the branch
  • Select the service
  • Press view WSDL
  • A new tab or window should appear with the WSDL file

Add or remove widgets

Additional widgets can be turned on and of in the widgets screen. 

 

Additional widgets that can be added to the development dashboard are:

Change settings

There are many configuration settings available for the runtime. Most settings can also be edited via the settings menu in the development dashboard. All the settings you make are stored in the

spring.config.additional-location
 directory in the specific property files. A detailed description of the settings menu can be found here: Development dashboard settings

Reload configuration 

When the configuration of Blueriq has been changed, you will need to reload the configuration. The execution of this task has an impact for all projects and users on this server and can result in lack of server performance.


H2 Console

For development purpose you can use the H2 Console to query the database. This only works when you are using a H2 database in development. Other database connection cannot be used in the H2 Console.

The H2 Console can be opened through the server tools widget on the development dashboard. As of Blueriq 11.5, the H2 Console is disabled by default, as some of its features form a security risk. 


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