hi Ishara, The quickstart tutorial is out of date as of last 2 releases. You're welcome to create a JIRA to discuss updates to the tutorial.
XBaya as a client was discontinued since 0.12 Airavata release due to major architectural and design changes that incurred in the Airavata Server (in short the scope of the features, the internal component architecture, data models, the API and the service layer for the API changed). For 0.14 release we are targeting on a minimum functionality XBaya GUI client that can compose/register/launch workflows (perhaps more). Even-though the XBaya maven module (which you've mentioned) is present in the trunk, the actual maven module which creates the XBaya GUI binary distribution is not yet present in the trunk. You are welcome to create JIRA and provide patches to introduce this module back to the trunk. You may refer a previous revision of Airavata source (before 0.12 release). IMO for the time being simplest solution to run the XBaya GUI is by executing the org.apache.airavata.xbaya.XBaya class through the IDE. On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 10:17 PM, ishara premadasa <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Devs, > > I have been trying to build Airavata from the source code using git > repository [1] and after successfully building i tried to run Airavata > server and GUI as mentioned in the tutorial here [2]. The Airavata server > starts fine but when going to start Xbaya GUI using 'xbaya-gui.sh' as the > tutorial says i could notice that it has not been generated there in > Airavata_HOME/modules/xbaya-gui/bin directory. > > Is there anything missing in the source build (0.14-SNAPSHOT) or am i > referring to a wrong location to find this script? May i please know how to > overcome this issue and get the GUI running. > > Thanks! > Ishara > > [1] https://github.com/apache/airavata > [2] https://airavata.apache.org/documentation/quickstart-tutorials.html > > -- > *Best Regards.* > > *Ishara Premadasa,* > http://isharapremadasa.blogspot.com > > >
