Keeping it short, when I was developing locally and serving .war file over
tomcat (without the use of nginx) the all.min.js file was being imported
properly and I could connect to session over the Guacamole tunnel no
problem. However, now that I setup a remote server and added nginx (with SSL
certificate, making the connection https) I get `GET
https://<MyDomainName>/resources/all.min.js net::ERR_ABORTED` which is
pretty much a 404...
I'm developing my own front end, and I haven't changed the directory
locations (webapp/resources and webapp/ng) from when I was developing
locally and connecting through tomcat to when I moved to deploying it on my
server with NGINX and SSL...
Am i supposed to be editing the "server { .... }" brackets inside my nginx
configurations to enable access to the all.min.js file? even though it
should be getting packaged inside the .war file? Or am I supposed to be
importing the file differently?
the "webapp" directory that gets packaged by maven looks like this
webapp
-resources
-all.min.js
-polyfills.bundle.js
-styles.bundle.js
-(a bunch of other bundle.js files for my front end that don't throw
404)
-WEB-INF
-web.xml
-ng
-(my front end files)
and I'm importing the `resources/all.min.js` inside my front-end's main
index.html by typing
`
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