I'm using Eclipse Juno (Java EE) + Tomcat and everything works fine but one thing is annoying. Every time when I press the run button, Eclipse opens a new web browser tab (I use chrome as external web browser). Is it possible to tell Eclipse that it should refresh the tab instead of open a new one?
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I am using Apache NetBeans IDE 15 with Java 17.
When clicking the "Run Project" (F6) button the browser successfully opens to :
https://localhost:8443/myProject
however I would like to have it go to :
https://localhost.xyz.edu:8443/myProject
How can this be done?
I was hoping this could have been changed via the Web Browsers Manager tool inside of Netbeans. However I am not sure what arguments are available besides URL.
screen shot of the Web Browsers Manager tool
I am using Eclipse Oxygen with TFS 2013 and have installed TeamExplorerEverywhere plugin for working with the TFS repository. Whenever I try to create or open a work item it tries to do it with the web browser (IE of course...).
How do I make it open the work item open within Eclipse. I haven't seen anything in the preferences that could help.
I have just installed Oxygen as previously I work with Eclipse Kepler and the old TFS plugin opened everything within Eclipse.
Thanks
Sorry, I'm afraid this is by designed for now (version 14.123.1):
The browser based work item editor replaced with an External Web
Browser.
Source Link: team-explorer-everywhere Release
For old version, there has been a Embedded work item Editor, you could right click the work item and select open with, take a look at this blog.
Actually, open work items in a web browser window is also a trend now. In the newly Visual Studio Version, the default behavior is also opening from web directly. This brings many benefits. If you are interested, add some threads for your reference:
Work items now open in the web from Visual Studio ’15’
Work Item only in web
In my old Eclipse setup, I used to have a web browser launch whenever Eclipse builds my project and Tomcat finishes starting up. Now, on my new computer, I've lost that setting.
I was able to change which browser would be the default browser for Eclipse (Windows > Preference > General > Web Browser ). However, now after it says "INFO: Server startup in xxxxxxx ms", I have to manually open my browser and go to "http://localhost:8080/webapp_name".
Does anyone know how to make Eclipse automatically launch the browser after Tomcat finishes starting up? It's very useful particular for builds that takes minutes.
Do the reverse of this one:
how to stop Eclipse browser from displaying web page upon restarting tomcat?
I just turned off my auto browser open by having internet explorer in that setting, try with default for ti to open auto again.
As per the getting started wiki page, I had Indigo with the Android plugin installed; I installed the Maven Integration for WTP and Google plugins (in that order). I can run the Java version of the showcase fine; when I try to Google > GWT Compile the showcase-html, Eclipse tells me that this is "not a GWT project."
What am I doing wrong? Or is this broken?
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With all of those plugins installed Eclipse should auto-detect the GWT "nature" of the yourgame-html subproject. It works fine for me and at least a few other people.
In any case, you can simply right click on that project, select "Google -> Web Toolkit Settings..." and click "Use Google Web Toolkit" on the dialog that pops up.
Right click on the project "Run As -> Run Configurations". We should at-least create one configuration for web application. Click on New Configuration and eclipse will automatically fill the information(ie.playn-showcase-html & the class information ). Go ahead and click on Run and you should be able to get you server to run. Hope this helps.
new to eclipse RCP environment. I have a Webstart Apps/jnlp that I would like to add into an already made rcp client. Was wondering if It was possible to integrate it into the RCP so it will appear under the menu toolbar so if it was clicked from the menu upon the jnlp will load into the browser. How will I go about doing that, would it need to be as a plug-in?
Thanks for any help!
I have never tried it, but how about writing a simple plugin with a menu contribution, command assiciated with that menu would open somewhere small viewpart with Browser component and finally, that Browser component would get the resource you need?