As as admin, I end up uploading css and js into certain apps. However, the developers don't seem to have a way to see what is available for them. Meaning, which css and js they can use within their apps.
Any thoughts?
Hi @ddrillic,
If are you putting the contents in $SPLUNK_HOME$/splunk/etc/apps/[your_app]/appserver/static
, so, you can restart your Splunk environment or just reload this, using this: http[s]://[splunkweb hostname]:[splunkweb port]/debug/refresh
.
Then, you can see the content via Splunk Web, just access: http[s]://[splunkweb hostname]:[splunkweb port]/static/app/[your_app]/images/content_name.[extension_file]
I hope help you.
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Rafael Martins
We recall a Splunk addon for that? Does it exist?
Hi @ddrillic,
If are you putting the contents in $SPLUNK_HOME$/splunk/etc/apps/[your_app]/appserver/static
, so, you can restart your Splunk environment or just reload this, using this: http[s]://[splunkweb hostname]:[splunkweb port]/debug/refresh
.
Then, you can see the content via Splunk Web, just access: http[s]://[splunkweb hostname]:[splunkweb port]/static/app/[your_app]/images/content_name.[extension_file]
I hope help you.
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Rafael Martins
Great - let me check it...
Ok @ddrillic,
Please, let me know if this answer helped you. In case this tip works, please mark the answer like correct.
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Rafael Martins
That's good but still it's only allows to see this specific file. We can't have an inventory list of all assets. Any ideas?
Hi @ddrillic,
Try this: http[s]://[splunkweb hostname]:[splunkweb port]/info.
To see any assets of your environment you can access the Monitor Console: http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/6.5.2/DMC/DMCOverview
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Rafael Martins