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Multiple copies of widget in builder

RichardMacNeill1

I am making a start on widget development, and have developed and deployed a widget after several false starts. After a false start attempting to deploy a faulty widget, I removed the widget folder from the widgets parent folder, corrected the problem, and then replaced it. I now have four copies of this widget in the builder. Two have an icon (one is a copy) and the other two do not respond and have no icon.

How do I clean this up by removing unnecessary or duplicate widgets?

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Richard,

Go into the [install dir]\server\db folder and delete the repoitems file. The file will be automatically re-created and the errant widgets should not appear any more.

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RichardMacNeill1

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Bad news I'm afraid.

I replaced the copy of the repoitems file that I had removed and redeployed my widget. Then restarted the WebApp builder.

Now when I edit an app, my Theme tab is empty and there are no available widgets at all.

This is clearly a more serious problem but may involve a simple link. Do you have any suggestions?

Richard

RichardMacNeill1

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Thanks yet again Robert.

The file has reappeared when I redeployed the Widget. However, I am not seeing this deployed widget among the available widgets in my app.

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RobertScheitlin__GISP

Richard,

It will be re-created once you restart WAB (meaning close out the cmd window and re-launch the bat file).

RichardMacNeill1

Thanks Robert.

I've found the file alongside a newly created apps file. At what point does is the file recreated? Do I need to restart anything?

RobertScheitlin__GISP

Richard,

Go into the [install dir]\server\db folder and delete the repoitems file. The file will be automatically re-created and the errant widgets should not appear any more.

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