HI Kunal, Did you run npm install before trying this out? You may have to install the node module for java and jdbc separately. —C
> On Dec 28, 2018, at 13:26, Kunal Khatua <ku...@apache.org> wrote: > > Hi Charles > > Can you provide steps of where the JDBC driver needs to be located ? I > managed to start up the server but I hit a signin message: > Cannot GET /sqlpad/signin > I see the following in the server output: > [root@kk127 sqlpad]# npm start > sqlpad@2.8.0 start /root/drill/cgivre/sqlpad > > concurrently "npm run start-server-dev" "npm run start-client-dev" [0] [0] > > sqlpad@2.8.0 start-server-dev /root/drill/cgivre/sqlpad [0] > node-dev > server/server.js --dir ./db --port 3010 --debug --base-url '/sqlpad' [0] [1] > [1] > sqlpad@2.8.0 start-client-dev /root/drill/cgivre/sqlpad [1] > > react-scripts start [1] [0] optional driver ../drivers/jdbc not available [0] > optional driver ../drivers/unixodbc not available [0] [0] NO FRONT END > TEMPLATE DETECTED [0] If not running in dev mode please report this issue. > [0] [0] Loading users.. [0] Loading connections.. [0] Loading queries.. [0] > Loading cache.. [0] Loading config.. [1] Starting the development server... > [1] [0] Schema is up to date (v3). [0] [0] Welcome to SQLPad!. Visit > http://localhost:3010/sqlpad to get started [0] GET /sqlpad/ 302 14.718 ms - > 72 [0] GET /sqlpad/signin 404 4.511 ms - 152 [1] Compiled successfully! [1] > [1] You can now view sqlpad in the browser. [1] [1] Local: > http://localhost:3000/ [1] On Your Network: http://10.10.100.127:3000/ [1] > [1] Note that the development build is not optimized. [1] To create a > production build, use npm run build. [1] [0] GET /sqlpad/ 302 2.275 ms - 72 > [0] GET /sqlpad/signin 404 1.506 ms - 152 [0] GET /sqlpad/ 302 1.155 ms - 72 > [0] GET /sqlpad/signin 404 1.263 ms - 152 > > On 12/24/2018 9:09:11 AM, Charles Givre <cgi...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello all, > After speaking with the developer of SQLPad and getting a little assistance, > I managed to get SQLPad to work using JDBC! > > What works: You can establish a connection to Drill, execute queries, and > visualize the results. > What’s not done: It doesn’t get the schema metadata, available tables etc. > yet to populate the drop downs. I’ll keep working on that. > > Here is a link to my fork with the code: > https://github.com/cgivre/sqlpad/tree/jdbc > > Also, here is a link to my branch with the Drill Embedded integration: (No > JDBC) > https://github.com/cgivre/sqlpad/tree/drill > > Thanks to Rick Bergfalk for his assistance with this. Please let me know what > you think! > — C > > >
