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lelamanul-player

v3.6.3-beta.2

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NPM Package to install lelamanul-player (java home made stuff)

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DXC OmniChannel Player

Installation

  • Allows to automatically test DXC OmniChannel for Salesforce applications

  • Download latest version in Release folder .

  • In case of version upgrade, just unzip the latest version and in your current version folder and overwrite files when prompted

  • Now you can have different error like:

    • ERROR: coul not find java.dll
    • ERROR: could not find Java SE Runtime Environment

  • Probable solution:

    • Download jre-7u5-windows-x64.zip Here ZIP
    • Unzip folder
    • Execute installation, double click on jre-7u5-windows-x64.exe
    • Finaly open the command prompt CDM and tape java -version to find if the installation worked. Expected result: java version "1.8.0_91"

Development

DO NOT ADD NEW COMMANDS LIKE dxcWait or stuff like that !!!!

Import

  • Use Eclipse Oxygen
  • Plugins: Maven, SWT
  • Clone this repo
  • Open project in file system

Publish new version

  • When you make an update, update version in version.java and package.json
  • Then Project -> Exports -> Runnable jar file ( check Package dependencies ) , target: dist folder
  • Then zip the content of dist (select dist folder content, do not zip "dist" root ) , copy it in release folder and rename it with new version name
  • publish on npm
    • git tag version
    • jdeploy publish (jdeploy must be installed)
    • If you have an error, try npm publish --force