Hello Sri,
I have two guesses what could be wrong in the config.
- The registry integration feature is configured in the wrong way. You can check this in the aas-env.properties file. Verify that the basyx.externalurl is the to
the URL the AAS Environment is configured to (for example localhost:9091).
- The UI has old URLs cached in its settings. Check the burger menu to the top left and verify that the URLs are correct.
Hope that helps.
PS: for creating valid BaSyx configurations you could also use the BaSyx Starter Kit. It also supports changing the external ports. There you don’t have to worry about missing a related setting.
Here is the link:
https://basyx.org/
Best regards,
Aaron
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Subject: [basyx-dev] Basyx WEB referencing default exposed port instead of the one configured.
I'm trying to set up 2 instances of Basyx Minimal set up ( imitating one for provider and consumer ). The first Basyx works fine whereas the second one where I had changed all the exposed ports to avoid conflict
with the first. I was able to successfully upload a submodel but while clicking on the submodel the web ui continues to reference the old exposed port even though that was changed in the env variable configuration of the basyx ui component.
Instead of calling localhost:9091/shell, the UI continues to reference localhost:8081.
The references to aas-registry seems to be working with the new exposed port.
Can you please help in understanding if I might have missed something ?