wui | Windows GUI library for Go | User Interface library

Django does not serve static files in production you should add aditional nginx location for them

you can change the chromedriver downloads path using chrome preferences as shown below.

As described, the command RUN appmanage.py appconfig appAdd.json run successfully as expected and reported that System check identified no issues (0 silenced)..

Moreover, the command "insisted" on killing itself and return exit code of 137. The minimum changes for this to work is to update your Dockerfile to be like

I finally could solve the problem by myself and with some help of Oleg (https://github.com/oleg-shilo/wixsharp/issues/486). Since session.Property("INSTALLDIR") should actually work and so I did not make a mistake at that point, I could figure out the root cause, which is setting the IsInstallDir property to true by using the InstallDir class instead of the Dir class. It overwrote the INSTALLDIR property when uninstalling back to the hard coded default path. This explains why the setup worked fine as long as using the default path and also why it worked for all the install-custom steps even when using a custom path but not for uninstalling anymore. The reason tho, why I set the IsInstallDir property to true in the first place is because of some weird behavior when adding all the files to the setup using wildcards. As long as there are multiple files and folders in the source directory it would work just as expected, getting all paths right and so on. But once the source folder only contains a single folder inside which then contains the rest of the setup files within, it sets the inner folder to be the new root folder (kinda strange but once you know about this behavior things start making sense) and so screws up many necessary paths. Using InstallDir instead of Dir fixed that. I might put some work into restructuring the whole thing (if this is even possible in my use case), but for now simply adding a readme file on the same level as the single inner folder solves that problem and that way I could go back using Dir in the first line:

In Command Prompt, start is the start internal command. In Windows Powershell, start is an alias for Start-Process, which does something similar but isn't identical.

Try running this:

The issue could be with local volumes

Yes, a Web user interface is a GUI, as well. Your suspicion is right, GUI is a very common term, while WUI is not and might be misleading. (Searching for GUI on Google returns 385MHits, while WUI just 8M, the first of which do not refer to UIs.) So just go ahead and call your WUI GUI.

As far as I know, there is no in-built mechanism to take all the sub directories, but you can just recursively traverse the tree, and project each entry into DirFiles

I managed to solve the issue by adding beans.xml in the Vaadin project and setting the paths with @Route (for Vaadin) and @Application (for jax-rs)