🐳 Windows Dev Container for Uncruise Projects (Docker Compose)

This setup provides a Windows-based Docker development environment using Docker Compose. It includes:

• Java 17 (Adoptium)
• Python 3.12
• Git
• Salesforce Data Loader v64.0.2
• Cloned project repositories into C:\repo inside the container

Use this container to run batch scripts, work across multiple Salesforce-related repositories, and develop in a consistent Windows environment.

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✅ Prerequisites

• Windows 10 or 11 (Pro, Enterprise, or Education)
• Docker Desktop for Windows
• Docker must be running in Windows Containers mode

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🧰 If DNS resolution fails during image build

Update or create:

C:\ProgramData\Docker\config\daemon.json

{
  "dns": ["8.8.8.8", "1.1.1.1"]
}

Restart Docker Desktop after saving.

Verify with:

docker run --rm mcr.microsoft.com/windows/servercore:20H2 powershell -Command "Resolve-DnsName github.com"

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🔄 Switch Docker to Windows Containers

1. Right-click Docker whale icon → Switch to Windows containers…

If missing, do:

Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName containers -All
Enable-WindowsOptionalFeature -Online -FeatureName Microsoft-Hyper-V -All

Reboot if prompted. Then:

& "$Env:ProgramFiles\Docker\Docker\DockerCli.exe" -SwitchDaemon

Verify:

docker info

Should show OSType: windows.

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🚀 Setup (Step-by-Step)

1. Clone and arrange your files

git clone https://github.com/daveb-arc/seaware-sync.git
cd C:\repo

Ensure this layout:

C:\repo\
├── seaware-sync\
│   ├── docker-compose.yml
│   ├── Dockerfile
│   ├── dependencies\
│   │   └── dataloader_v64.0.2\  ← Already extracted
├── Salesforce-Importer\
├── Salesforce-Exporter\
├── Salesforce-Importer-Private\
├── Salesforce-Exporter-Private\

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2. Build the Docker image (from repo root)

$Env:DOCKER_BUILDKIT = 1
docker build --network="Default Switch" --no-cache -t uncruise-dev-win -f seaware-sync\Dockerfile seaware-sync

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3. Start container using Compose (from repo root)

docker-compose -f seaware-sync\docker-compose.yml up

This uses the versioned Compose file inside seaware-sync, but can be launched from C:\repo.

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💻 Interact with the Container

If you're at this prompt:

PS C:\repo\seaware-sync>

You're inside the container.

To confirm:

$env:COMPUTERNAME

Or:

C:\Windows\System32\hostname.exe

To interact via terminal (recommended):

docker-compose -f seaware-sync\docker-compose.yml run uncruise-dev

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📂 Project Structure

C:\repo\
├── seaware-sync\
│   ├── docker-compose.yml
│   ├── Dockerfile
│   ├── dependencies\
│   │   └── dataloader_v64.0.2\
│   └── README.md
├── Salesforce-Importer\
├── Salesforce-Exporter\
├── Salesforce-Importer-Private\
├── Salesforce-Exporter-Private\

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🧹 Cleanup

Stop and remove the container:

docker-compose -f seaware-sync\docker-compose.yml down

Remove all containers/images:

docker system prune -a

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📎 Notes

• This setup is for Windows containers (not Linux containers).
• docker-compose.yml stays versioned under seaware-sync.
• All build/run commands should be run from C:\repo.

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Sure! Here's the "Run Sync Process" section in Markdown format, ready for you to copy and paste into your GitHub README:

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🚀 Run Sync Process

✅ 1. Pull latest changes from all 5 repos

cd C:\repo
git -C Salesforce-Importer pull
git -C Salesforce-Exporter pull
git -C Salesforce-Importer-Private pull
git -C Salesforce-Exporter-Private pull
git -C seaware-sync pull

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✅ 2. Launch the container in VS Code

Attach to the dev container following the instructions in this README.

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✅ 3. Initialize the Seaware import

In VS Code’s integrated PowerShell terminal:

& "C:\repo\Salesforce-Importer-Private\Clients\SEAWARE-BOOKINGS\importer-docker.bat" Bookings Prod -interactivemode

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✅ 4. Run production sync scripts

From the docker folder:

& "C:\repo\Salesforce-Importer-Private\Execute\SEAWARE\docker\salesforce-import-bookings.bat"

This ensures the production sync logic is preserved and not altered.

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✅ 5. What gets done

• Exports from Salesforce → C:\repo\Salesforce-Exporter-Private\Clients\SEAWARE-BOOKINGS\…\Export
• Exports from Seaware → C:\repo\seaware-sync\output_csv

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✅ 6. Copy results from container to host

1. Find the running container name:

   docker ps

2. Copy files to Windows host:

   $cid = "seaware-sync-uncruise-dev-1"
   
   docker cp "$cid:`"C:\repo\Salesforce-Exporter-Private\Clients\SEAWARE-BOOKINGS\Salesforce-Exporter\Clients\SEAWARE-BOOKINGS\Export`" \
       "C:\repo\Salesforce-Exporter-Private\Clients\SEAWARE-BOOKINGS\Salesforce-Exporter\Clients\SEAWARE-BOOKINGS\Export"
   
   docker cp "$cid:`"C:\repo\seaware-sync\output_csv`" \
       "C:\repo\seaware-sync\output_csv"

These commands overwrite any existing files on the host with the latest exports from the container.

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Updated: July 12, 2025