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Benzar1-Visitor
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March 22, 2018
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If I want to Simulate my Cloud Thingworx composer, what should I do?

  • March 22, 2018
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Hi. I'm a student and just started using Thingworx.

I didn't install a local Thingworx,

instead I'm using a cloud version.

The address is https://pp-(some numbers)gg.devportal.ptc.io/Thingworx/Composer/index.html

I have a jar file (a simulation) and the config json looks like this:

 

"ServerLocation": "",
"Port": 80,
"AppKey": "",
"Security": false,
"RemoteRepo": "/ThingworxRemoteRepository"

 If I wanna use the cloud environment, how should I setup the Json?

Thank you guys.

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dupatel5-Regular Member
5-Regular Member
March 22, 2018

@Benzar You can try changing JSON config with something as below-

 

"ServerLocation": "pp-(some numbers)gg.devportal.ptc.io",
"Port": 8443, //need to mention SSL port since Https is used
"AppKey": "XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX", // should be replaced by actual App key 
"Security": true,
"RemoteRepo": "/ThingworxRemoteRepository"

 -Durgesh

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    Benzar1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    March 25, 2018

    @PaiChung Thanks. I just switched to local installed version.

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    PaiChung22-Sapphire I
    22-Sapphire I
    March 22, 2018

     

    "ServerLocation": "pp-(some numbers)gg.devportal.ptc.io",
    "Port": 443,
    "AppKey": "YourAppKeyHere",
    "Security": true,
    "RemoteRepo": "/ThingworxRemoteRepository"

     Ok someone already replied, and it may be 8443 vs 443

    Also make sure that for your simulator the folder ThingworxRemoteRepository exists. You can specify a more specific path if you need like c:\....

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      Leigh5-Regular Member
      5-Regular Member
      April 5, 2018

      Hi @Benzar

      Just wanted to follow up to confirm if Durgesh and Pai's responses resolved your question.  If so, please indicate which is your Accepted Solution.  If not, please let us know your current status.

      Thanks!

      Leigh

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