物聯網-thingsboard原始碼編譯安裝踩坑記錄

前言

深夜踩坑真艱難，但獲得的成就感也是最開心的~

從 GitHub 上 Clone 下原始碼后運行 Mavan 報錯

如果運行 mvn clean install -DskipTests --settings D:\scoop\apps\maven\current\conf\thingsboardSettings.xml 命令后編譯報錯，最大的可能就是 jdk 的版本和倉庫的版本不符，目前倉庫最新的代碼（thingsboard-3.3.1）用的 jdk 是 jdk11，而我電腦上安裝的是 jdk8，所以這肯定就編譯不過了，解決辦法就是去 GitHub Release 找到 ThingsBoard 3.2.1 Release 下載，注意選擇原始碼版本下載，如下圖，3.2.1 版本的 thingsboard 是用的 jdk8，然后在運行 mvn 命令就不會報編譯錯誤了，

thingsboardSettings.xml 檔案內容放到文章附錄，需要的自取，注意將檔案中的 <localRepository>D:\RepMaven</localRepository> 改成自己的路徑

Cannot resolve com.sun:tools:1.4.2

這個問題真是太坑了，因為我的 jdk8 是通過 scoop 安裝的，而這個工具安裝的 jdk8 沒有配置 CLASSPATH 環境變數，導致找不到 com.sun:tools

解決辦法就是在環境變數里配置一下 CLASSPATH 為 .;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\dt.jar;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar，如下圖，

配置完成后再在 IDEA 里打開專案，點擊側邊欄 Maven 下方的重繪按鈕，重繪完成后專案就不再報錯啦~

org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: 不支援 10 驗證型別，請核對您已經組態 pg_hba.conf 檔案包含客戶端的IP位址或網路區段，以及驅動程式所支援的驗證架構模式已被支援

運行資料庫初始化腳本 install_dev_db.bat 報錯，感謝這位老哥的帖子給出了解決方案

解決辦法：找到 pgsql 的安裝目錄下的 pg_hba.conf 檔案，如下圖

用文本編輯器打開后做如下修改

# "local" is for Unix domain socket connections only
local   all             all                           trust
# IPv4 local connections:
host    all             all             127.0.0.1/32            trust
# IPv6 local connections:
host    all             all             ::1/128                 trust

修改完成后，再次運行 install_dev_db.bat 腳本就不會報錯啦~

參考鏈接

• ThingsBoard開源物聯網平臺學習記錄
• pgsql在連接的時候報：不支援 10 驗證型別，請核對您已經組態，，，
• Thingsboard入門教程：本地環境搭建和原始碼編譯安裝，獻給thingsboard編譯失敗的同學，教程不斷優化

附錄

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