Hello
chart grid app into a container app work in development deplo but NOT in prod deploy ???
I have a treemenu , in Setting default application One application and a container who contains charts in 2 grid apps, on development there is not problem but when I deploy on prod server, it doesn’t work , I see working icon in google ( tried also with firefox and explorer)
I change in treemenu app container with the grid app and it’s working ???
Please resolve this bug urgently !!!
Thanks
Nac
You display the charts from two grid applications in a container application. It works in dev, but not in the deployed environment. Correct?
I can’t explain what is causing this without seeing your apps and their deployed layouts.
However, I have a similar container app that displays only the chart from two grid apps, and it works in development or deployed. I’ve never had a problem with it, therefore it can work.
Something is different between the development environment and the deployed environment:
Are the dev/deployed servers the same physical box?
Is the database identical? (Are you missing a VIEW in the deployed environment?)
I have given myself a few headaches trying to track problems like this down. So far, they have always been caused by changes I made in the database on the development system that I forgot to make on the deployed system.
Try to deploy a full grid app as a test to make certain that the data this app expects to be there is really there.
Hi Giblet
Thanks for your infos !!!
I’m sure it’s not a database problem, but I will check again .
My treemenu calls a container who calls charts grid, I change in my treemenu to call directly one chart grid and the chart work !!!
My dev server is on windows and my prod server is on linux centos
It might be a SC connection (user permissions) or file permissions issue also.
Make sure your deployed web server owns all the files. That’s usually apache but might be www-data. Just run “ps -ef” and see who is running the web server, then change the wwwroot’s ownership to that user.
Examples:
Ubuntu defaults: chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www
CentOS defaults: chown -R apache:apache /var/www