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Development Mode requires the GWT Developer Plugin
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The new version of chrome (42) doesn't support gwt plugin on windows 8.1 even I change the compatibility mode to Windows 7 I still get prompted to download the plugin again. I've tried removing it and re-installing but I still get this message.
Any ideas?
From GWT Website ,http://www.gwtproject.org/release-notes.html#Release_Notes_2_6_1
GWT Development Mode will no longer be available for Chrome sometime in 2014, so we improved alternate ways of debugging. There are improvements to Super Dev Mode, asserts, console logging, and error messages.
This is because of newer chrome version.Use Super Dev Mode
Other Solution is you can enable NPAPI which was disable in chrome 42 version follow the below steps
1.Open New Tab and Enter chrome://flags/#enable-npapi
2.Enable this Enable NPAPI Mac, Windows
3.Then bottom of the page click "Relunch" button.
Which is i already explained here Development Mode requires the GWT Developer Plugin
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For quite sometime now I have been trying to run protractor with Firefox (Windows) v48 and above to run my AngularJS application.
However, as per protractor docs:
WebDriver support for Firefox has changed recently, and Firefox version
48 does not work properly with the current tools. For the moment, we
recommend testing against Firefox 47
This information was updated 3 years ago and nothing seems to have been done afterward.
Versions
OS - Windows 10 64-bit
Protractor - 5.4.2
Firefox - 68
selenium-stanalone-server: 2.53.1
AngularJS - 1.6.9
I did raise an issue recently on GitHub for the same, but it has not received traction yet.
I would like to know if anyone has been able to get around the issue for Windows.
Yikes, Firefox 48 is probably 2-ish years old. What you'll need to use is geckodriver. webdriver-manager should download the latest geckodriver automatically and you can either use direct connect or selenium standalone server to run this.
To download only the geckodriver binary, you could use:
webdriver-manager update --chrome false --standalone false
Note: chromedriver and selenium standalone jar file are downloaded automatically and these flags will turn them off.
When you want to start the server, you'll just use:
webdriver-manager start
or you could use directConnect. Direct connect will work as long as you used
a local version of webdriver-manager. It will not work if you used a global installed version of webdriver-manager.
I'm currently trying to use GWT Developer Plugin in the envirnment macos-mojave.
Firefox tells me that I need versions from 3.0 - 26.0, so I tried versions of 23 and 24 but they crashed shortly after I run them.
Safari tells me that I need versions under 5.1, so I tried version 5.0.5 but it's not compatible with macos mojave. And then I tried OmniWeb 5.11 but it cannot even run in macos mojave.
Chrome tells me that "GWT Developer Plugin no longer works with Chrome".
So I'm wondering if it's possible to use GWT Developer Plugin in macos-mojave. It would be grateful if someone can help.
You don't need the plugin.
Search for GWT SuperDevMode.
This works without plugin in is the standard way of using GWT for about 4 years.
I am using IBM worklight 6.0 for building a hybrid application. My application is running perfectly on IOS 7. When I migrated the same code to Xcode 6 beta for IOS 8 build, only the splashscreen with loader came up and the app hangs. From the logs I saw that the application goes to skinLoader.html. None of the events are called.
To my curiosity I created a dummy worklight iphone environment and ran it on IOS8 and again the app got stuck on the splash itself.
I had a deviceready event on the html which was not called. So I am curious to know if there are other issues other than the userAgent issues with the worklight for IOS8.
It is a known bug in iOS 8 beta 1 in Cordova applications and it is expected to be fixed in upcoming releases.
Applications that use Apache Cordova/PhoneGap are broken due to a bug that causes the window.navigator.userAgent object to become undefined when window.navigator is replaced by a pure JavaScript wrapper object.
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and it is already answered in this forum.
A fix for the stuck-at-splash is provided in an iFix release from September 18th via IBM Fix Central.
For more information please see this question: Worklight 6.1 and iOS 8
Scenarios:
If a user has already upgraded to iOS8 and the application got stuck on the splash screen, AFAIK the way to handle it is to either:
Uninstall/re-install the application from the App Store.
Install a newer app version (see below) from the App Store.
If a user did not yet upgrade to iOS8, it is best to use the fixed Worklight Studio to generate an updated app, increment its version and re-publish it. Then, Remote Disable the existing version and direct users to install the fixed version from the App Store; the fixed version should then continue to work after upgrading to iOS8.
I see that the GWT Development Mode plugin is available for Internet Explorer 8, but the browser crashes when I start it. The stack trace says there's an error in oophm.dll. I'm running it on a VirtualBox instance with Windows 7. Are there any special steps for setting up dev mode in IE8?
Dev mode doesn’t seem to play well with Windows 7. Try downloading a windows XP vm from:
http://www.modern.ie/en-us/virtualization-tools
You’ll also need to manually install the dev mode for IE 8 plug in from the following location because the built-in link for IE 8 is broken:
http://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.com/svn/tags/2.5.0/plugins/ie/prebuilt/
Consider trying superdevmode?
http://www.gwtproject.org/articles/superdevmode.html
Super Dev mode in GWT (stackoverflow)
Disclaimer: I don't know if it works on IE 8 -- but I think it was designed to work on any modern broser. One main reason for creating it was to get rid of the need of maintaining various browser plugins...
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Multiple IE instances on one machine.
Running IE6, IE7, and IE8 on the same machine
This question might belong to the Super User site, but then again: this is about debugging HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Am I able to run Internet Explorer 5.5, 6.0, 7.0 and 8.0 on a single Windows Vista install? If yes: how?
Update: Duplicate of this question
Browser Compatibility Check for Internet Explorer Versions from 5.5 to 8:
IETester
Don't install anything. Use Litmus: http://litmusapp.com/browser-testing