topic Re: Javascript SDK client-side "examples" [Hello Word ] issue in Splunk Dev

Javascript SDK client-side "examples" [Hello Word ] issue

Lossino — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 10:38:52 GMT

I'am facing an issue while I tried to run "Helloword" example from SDK package. I'am working on win 7 with splunk 5.0.1 (installed in local). I set up this following config with my own :
username = "admin";
password = "changeme";
scheme = "https";
host = "localhost";
port = "8089";
version = "5.0.1";
But I run the example from browser it doesn't work and this error in my console: TypeError: req is undefined
if (req.wasAborted) {

Any help please !!

thanks in advance.

Re: Javascript SDK client-side "examples" [Hello Word ] issue

Rocket66 — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 08:56:07 GMT

This is a bug in the splunk.js!

Fix the error on the SDKPath/client/splunk.js @ Line-number 6002 😆 "if (res.wasAborted)" instead of "if (reg.wasAborted)"

or use the "splunk.min.js" instead.

hope that helps,

Robert

Re: Javascript SDK client-side "examples" [Hello Word ] issue

Lossino — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 11:24:13 GMT

Thanks a lot your answer help to run the example at cleint-side. But i'am ficing another issue when I tried chart search result in my web application. here the error : ReferenceError: require is not defined
[Stopper sur une erreur]

var utils = require('../utils');

charting.js (ligne 17)

Re: Javascript SDK client-side "examples" [Hello Word ] issue

Rocket66 — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 12:23:49 GMT

"require()" is a NodeJS (server-side) command - so if you run a (Node)JS on client-side you will get an error.

Re: Javascript SDK client-side "examples" [Hello Word ] issue

Lossino — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 14:44:44 GMT

Ok thanks again. In fact, I'am now at server-side. my web application run on tomcat server. I'm able to connect to my splunk server from my web application, run searches and get results. So I need to draw some graphs from data results using timeline.js and charting.js. Whenever it seems that node.js is required(refer to the error occurred). Do I have to refer to node.js in my web application? or to install it?