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I am running the BrowserStackTunnel.jar by the grunt plugin grunt-exec
(Have been using node's child_process.exec, but same results)
with the command java -jar BrowserStackTunnel.jar -force APIKEY localhost,8000,false
What the Java file actualy does is connecting via ssh to an Amazon instance of Browserstack and opening a port on 45691, the website of browserstack is polling that port on localhost where the Java application serves a small snippet containing the params passed.
If i run the command from the CLI it works fine and i see the port beeing open on netstat. In the browserstack website i get the success screen.
But if i run the command from grunt-exec it shows only the SYN request.
The output to the command line is the same, both show success
I am not so sure what is causing this. I am running on windows7, node v0.10.12, grunt-cli v0.1.9, grunt v0.4.1 and grunt exec v0.4.2
Any idea what is causing this or how to debug it? I thought about a permission problem, but i am kind of clueless
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Correct java command to execute the jar on a particular port is: java -Dserver.port=8888 -jar target/my-application-jar-path.jar The above command will run the JVM on the port 8888 but the below command java -jar target/my-application-jar-path.jar -Dserver.port=8888
But before deploying, you’ll need to configure the Java side of your project. You can use Grunt from Maven by adding the grunt-maven-plugin to your configuration. This plugin allows you to integrate Grunt tasks into the Maven build process.
You can configure Grunt to run one or more tasks by default by defining a default task. In the following example, running grunt at the command line without specifying a task will run the uglify task. This is functionally the same as explicitly running grunt uglify or even grunt default.
To add it, open your pom.xml file and add the follow code to the <project> element: This tells Maven to run the npm, which will prepare the environment, and grunt, which will run the automated tasks defined in your Gruntfile.js. Of course, you’ll need a Gruntfile.js file in order for this to work.
I had the same problem and I realized, better if I use the BrowserStackLocal binary files for creating a tunel. I solved a quite complex configuration here: Ember.js - CircleCI - BrowserStack
BrowserStackLocal files are here: http://www.browserstack.com/local-testing (Binaries)
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