compile --native and pm2 support

[giulianoz]

Hi,
I'm trying to compile a native application on centos 64bit with library=false and then run it under pm2.
As now I have only been able to run the non native version (jx myapp.jx), while the native versin throws this error
module.js:1117
throw f + ' can not be embedded into another project. ' +

Anyway, I've tried to run the jx my_app.jx command under pm2 but I have no idea if it's supported or not.
this is my pm2 json definition for the application

{
"apps" : [
{
"name" : "my_app",
"script" : "/usr/local/bin/js /opt/my_app/my_app.jx",
"args" : [],
"watch" : true,
"merge_logs" : true,
"cwd" : "/opt/my_app",
"max_memory_restart" : "200M"
}
]
}

Any help will be greatly appreciated :)

TIA

g

[ktrzeciaknubisa]

Hi @giulianoz I understand, that if you run your native ./myApp app directly, then it runs right?

[giulianoz]

Hi,
if I run "jx my_app.jx" it runs fine, but if I run "./my_app" i get the error:

module.js:1117
throw f + ' can not be embedded into another project. ' +

About the pm2 question I've added
"exec_interpreter":"/usr/local/bin/jx" to the json file and everything seems to work fine

g

[ktrzeciaknubisa]

Yes, I see it too. Look's like --native && --library false does not go along for some reason. I'm going to check that.

[giulianoz]

thanks !

2016-01-18 17:00 GMT+01:00 Krzysztof Trzeciak notifications@github.com:

Yes, I see it too. Look's like --native && --library false does not go
along for some reason. I'm going to check that.

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[ktrzeciaknubisa]

No problem. Until then you have two options if you want to use them: either do not set --library false for native package or use jx package (non-native).

[ktrzeciaknubisa]

It looks like setting --library false for native packages is pointless anyway. Probably we should ignore it's value for native packages (I mean to treat as true), @obastemur ?

@giulianoz What are you expecting to achieve by setting --library false for native package? It prevents require('./myApp.jx') usage but that applies only for jx packages. Maybe you're expecting a different behavior?

[ktrzeciaknubisa]

@giulianoz Starting from 0.3.1.1 library = false is ignored for native packages. You will also receive a warning if you try to create a native package with that value.

Aside from that I didn't see any problem when running native package under pm2.