Basic installation

[mrutgerj]

I unpacked the api to the root folder, but when visiting http://pathto/joomla/api, I get a mysql connect error:

{"message":"Could not connect to MySQL.","code":0,"type":"RuntimeException"}

Is there a configuration setting I missed? I cp'ed the default htaccess.txt to .htaccess, and added the rules at the bottom as per the instructions.

[fastslack]

Did you try adding the "etc" directory to your root?

https://github.com/chrisdavenport/j3-rest-api/tree/master/etc

[mrutgerj]

Yes, I double checked that the three directories are in localhost,
apache server, on xubuntu. Could this be a permissions error? What file
reads the configuration.php settings?

Thanks for your response...

On 05/02/2014 08:14 PM, Matias Aguirre wrote:

Did you added the "etc" directory to your root?

https://github.com/chrisdavenport/j3-rest-api/tree/master/etc

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[fastslack]

Is strange, i never got that issue. If your Joomla! installation havent issues with the mysql connection I do not understand the reason that API returns this error.

The database instance is loaded here:

https://github.com/chrisdavenport/j3-rest-api/blob/master/api/application/web.php#L98

Which version of Joomla! are you using?

[mrutgerj]

I was on 3.2.3 with the former error. I just upgraded to the latest,
3.3.0, and now get a different error:

Fatal error: Class 'JRegistry' not found
in_/var/www/truemileage/libraries/joomla/application/web.php_on line*117

On 05/02/2014 08:37 PM, Matias Aguirre wrote:

Is strange, i never got that issue. If you Joomla! installation havent
issues with the mysql connection I do not understand the reason that
API returns this error.

Which version of Joomla! are you using?

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[fastslack]

Check the solution for this bug. Just replace the file api/import.php for this one:

https://github.com/fastslack/j3-rest-api/blob/jregistry-fix/api/import.php

[mrutgerj]

That is strange with the Registry and something to watch out for.
Nonetheless, I am still unable to connect.

{"message":"Could not connect to MySQL.","code":0,"type":"RuntimeException"}

It seems to throw the exception on line 1071 of web.php ---

 session->start()

I am certain that the credentials in configuration.php are correct. I
have also set my livesite var.

On 05/02/2014 10:46 PM, Matias Aguirre wrote:

I found the solution for this bug. Just replace the file
api/import.php for this one:

https://github.com/fastslack/j3-rest-api/blob/jregistry-fix/api/import.php

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[fastslack]

You can debug this method and see if you are receiving the correct paramerters to connect with your mysql database:

https://github.com/chrisdavenport/j3-rest-api/blob/master/api/application/web.php#L98

[mrutgerj]

I debugged, and it turned out the the options for the DB had a missing
password and schema, which I ended up hardcoding.

That leads to a different error, same file line 194:

JPluginHelper::importPlugin('authentication');

not found.

On 05/04/2014 04:28 PM, Matias Aguirre wrote:

You can debug this method and see if you are receiving the correct
paramerters to connect with your mysql database:

https://github.com/chrisdavenport/j3-rest-api/blob/master/api/application/web.php#L98

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[fastslack]

Check this patch from my fork:

fastslack/j3-rest-api@chrisdavenport:master...master

Look at the file api/application/web.php into this file you can found the JLoader class for plugins.

[foo123]

Have same issue here (Joomla 3.3, not using htaccess) it is local test install

get the JRegistry error

Fatal error: Class 'JRegistry' not found in C:\nikos\work\_nikos\open_source\git\nikos\work\scandinavik\libraries\joomla\application\web.php on line 117

[munimnal]

any solution for mysql error plz?

[fastslack]

@munimnal please try with this fork https://github.com/fastslack/j3-rest-api