I am following a tutorial to learn about java web applications, and the person who made the tutorial used spring boot to make a project. They used IntelliJ as their IDE, but I want to use replit. I imported the project folder into a blank repl, but was confused with how to set up the .replit and replit.nix files for the project, even after I had read the README.md files and looked at the resources. Does anyone know what I have to do?
Here is the project url: https://replit.com/@LegoWizardCode/Java-Web-Application
Hi @LegoWizardCode!
I recommend you just use the official Java template instead of trying to manually set it up yourself.
https://replit.com/@replit/Java
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So the java template works for projects right out of the spring initializr?
Ok so I’ve done a bit of research and I think you should use this template instead:
https://replit.com/@ChrisTrevarthen/SpringBootApplicationStarter?v=1
It’s not official but I think it’s better than setting it up by yourself on the Java template.
I’m not completely sure if it works, and if it doesn’t… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I guess someone with more knowledge of Java can help you.
The template does not seem to work, even without my code. I think the java is an outdated version. Thanks for trying though.
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Well since I have nothing better to do I will see if I can set it up (with no knowledge of Java)
wish me luck, lol
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Feel free to ask me for help @QwertyQwerty88.
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Here’s the link to the Spring Initializr if you need it:
https://start.spring.io/
We’ve already taken a look at that, and youngchief has finished it IIRC. @youngchief send the template?
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Yeah, here’s the template: https://replit.com/@youngchief/JavaSpring
If it works for you, could you mark my post as the solution?
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Alright, I’ll see if it works.
@youngchief, The template runs correctly, but there is no output window or any way to view the website.
@youngchief Don’t fix anything with the template just yet because I am going to check if there is a step I am missing in the tutorial I am following that will set up the web view.
I already had made it? Just use my template. The webview popped up right away and it seems fully functional.
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Really? When I click the run button, all that shows up is the console.
I just noticed that replit said my RAM was maxed out when I ran the repl. Could that be the issue?
Oops, I forgot to remove something during testing. Try it now.
One thing to note is that Java is known for being resource hungry so I wouldn’t worry too much about the resources bar at the bottom left.
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@youngchief Quick question, what does Whitelabel Error Page mean? That is showing up in the webview now.