When I try to open a ".jsp" file from Eclipse into the firefox developer edition, the browser cannot load the page when it is open. Instead, it only displays the page when it is started.
In the picture below, you can see that I have set that browser as the default in Eclipse.
For confirmation, my firefox developer edition is saved in the /opt/firefox-dev/ directory. And also, in the properties, I have included the %u command.
I am using MX-Linux as my OS. So what can be the reason behind this behaviour?
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When I load a web page with the chrome developer console open, I see jquery loading extn-utils.html, and that loads extn-utils.js. What are those?
It cause no harm. It is mostly by Adobe Acrobat extension. To verify disable it in chrome://extensions and check.
Is the Eclipse web browser an instance of the SWT Browser class or is actually using one of the browser I have installed in the OS? i.e: Chrome or Firefox, if so, is there a way to determine what browser is using?
I believe that if you are using a Linux distro, your default browser will be Mozilla Firefox. If you are using Windows the default is IE (this might have been changed in the current release of Eclipse). You can choose between internal and external browsers here:
When I open an external browser out of my RCP application using:
PlatformUI.getWorkbench().getBrowserSupport().getExternalBrowser().openURL(url)
It opens up firefox instead of the system default browser (chrome) on Linux (Ubuntu). My default browser is set correctly via update-alternatives and links out of Eclipse actually open in Chrome. The mime type of text/html is also set to chrome.
You are supposed to be able to set this via jcontrol->advanced, farthest down but I cannot for the world get Cisco ASDM to open anything other than Firefox on my Fedora.
I am new to Eclipse and I have created a small web app and it works but when I do Run on Server (Tomcat) from Eclipse it launches the website in its own internal web browser.
I wondered if it was possible to have it launch Firefox for example?
Do I need to download Aptana?
I would just enter the URL in your preferred browser, and bookmark it. As simple as that. You'll have to do it with different browsers anyway if you want to test the app on multiple browsers.
You can also choose which browser is used by going to Window - Preferences - General - Web Browser.
yes if u want your application to get started on firefox ..Go to window tab at the top of your eclipse IDE from there preferences and the go to general from there select browsers
check radio button of use external web browser and select the browser u want firefox or IE..
Today I started testing a gwt application on a new notebook with Windows 7. Testing with Firefox went OK, then I started it in IE8. The "Development Mode requires the Google Web Toolkit Developer Plugin" comes up, fine, click on Download. A moment (and a download) later, an IE security warning window comes up ("Do you want to run this software?"), click Run. BTW, I started IE as Administrator...
Then a nice progress bar is displayed, with an "Initializing..." the text above, and it stays stuck forever.
Any ideas?
I had same issue, I think the installer isn't registering the plugin dll correctly. You can do this manually in a command prompt via:
regsvr32.exe "C:\Users\<your user name>\AppData\Local\Google\Google Web
Toolkit\Developer Plugin\IE\oophm.dll"
This is based on a post on the GWT groups.