Please provide me the steps to install NPAPI plugin in Google chrome and Mozilla Firefox.
My need is to enable ActiveXcontrol in google chrome and firefox as it is eneabled in IE.
Thanks in advance.
In FireFox, place your plugin in the FireFox installation folder under a new/existing folder called "plugins", then restart FireFox and it should then be read to use.
Google Chrome does not support ActiveX and neither does FireFox. If you need to do advanced functionality, use your plugin.
For Google Chrome, try placing the plugin file in the installation folder or a folder called "Extensions" in the installation folder and then restart the browser.
Hope this helps.
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After the Google Plugin for Eclipse has been deprecated the options are to install Cloud Tools for Eclipse and/or the GWT Eclipse Plugin:
Developing Apps Script Projects in Eclipse
I have installed both as recommended in Eclipse Oxygen but now I couldn't find a way to import Apps Script Projects from Google Drive.
Is this still possible or has been removed as a possibility?
If it's possible is there any documentation on how to do it?
Don't use the plugin by Google.
Use the one from branflake instead : https://github.com/gwt-plugins/gwt-eclipse-plugin
On the github page there are links to excellent video tutorials of how to use this plugin : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DU7ZQVLR5Zo&list=PLBbgqtDgdc_TqzA-qXrjgTFMC_6DKAQyT
Installation is done by simply clicking the install button on the github page under the "Marketplace" header.
Looks like there is a change, I used to install Chrome Dev tools in Eclipse using
http://chromedevtools.googlecode.com/svn/update/dev
Now the url is not accessible any more.
How to install Chrome Dev Tools in Eclipse.
The update site seems to no longer exist, so you'll have to proceed slightly differently to install the Chrome Dev Tools. Bear in mind that they haven't been maintained for several years, so may not work properly in recent versions of Eclipse.
Go to the Downloads page of the project and download the chromedevtools-0.3.8-wipbackends-0.1.10-site.zip archive. In Eclipse, on the background window you show in your screenshot, click Add... and then Archive... . In the file explorer that shows up, select the archive you have just downloaded and just go through the installation steps as usual.
I have downloaded Eclipse IDE for JavaScript Web Developers Packages. I tried to create a JavaScript project and a .html file inside it. When I tried to debug it by right click it and selected "Chrome and Chromium Debugger" to debug JavaScript inside the .html file. This error prompt out with the message:
"Unable to run Chrome / Chromium. Verify you have a configured Chrome / Chromium runtime environment and try again."
May you know how to solve it? I have spent a week to struggle with it.
I found the cause. Please refer to this link youtube.com/watch?v=l1FmC7aQzbk You should go to Eclipse Preferences → JavaScript → Runtimes and define Chrome / Chromium there.
I am using Eclipse Luna and I recently installed the Google plugin for Eclipse to deploy apps to the Google app engine.
I tried signing into Google services and was able to get past the password prompt and 2-step verification screen successfully. After that I get the permissions screen where I click 'Accept'.
After I click 'Accept' however nothing happens and the window goes blank. I've waited for like an hour and yet it just stays like that.
I have tried using a different Eclipse workspace, a different Eclipse installation (Luna), a different Google account which doesn't have 2-step authentication but I get the same result.
I have even checked the Eclipse log file and there are no entries made at time I tried signing in.
I've searched around but couldn't find anything related to this. Thanks in advance.
Right click, choose another encoding. Worked for me!
I faced the same issue with next configuration
Windows 8.1
JDK 7 and 8
Eclipse Luna
Google Plugin for Eclipse 4.4
GWT SDK 2.6
App Engine SDK 1.9
I think that something wrong with Google plugin, so here my Windows command line workaround:
Download and install external tools: App Engine SDK, Apache
Ant. At moment of writing this text Google App Engine doesn't
support Java 8, so you need install Java 7 and configure JAVA_HOME
environment variable accordingly.
Add to PATH environment variable paths to bin folders of App Engine and Ant.
Run command line and go to folder of your Eclipse project. Note that your project must be configured with Ant and build.xml file must be inside your project's folder.
Type ant build command and wait until successful compilation.
Configure your application ID via Eclipse or edit file war\WEB-INF\appengine-web.xml and set appropriate value into <application> tag.
Type app cfg update war It may run your browser, ask you credentials and ask to paste generated key.
After successful deploy navigate to your_application_id.appspot.com
Enjoy.
Read this article for details.
There were some bugs in the oAuth flow when you encountered this. We fixed all the ones we knew about last year. GPE login should be working now, but if not you can also try the newer Google Cloud Tools for Eclipse.
I had exactly the same problem ( Ubuntu 16.04 LTS )
To solve it I went to Eclipse Market Place and installed Google Cloud Tools for Eclipse 1.1.0
I accepted all the items to be installed
When I finished the installation, I restarted Eclipse, reopened it, clicked the Google icon in the bottom right corner, and logged in to the Chrome browser (It opens Chrome automatically).
This way I managed to make the connection.
I hope this can help !
In Eclipse, is it possible to use Firefox as Eclipse's internal Web browser instead of Internet Explorer.
I am a Web developer using Eclipse in Windows.
Thanks!
The SWT Browser widget that is uesd by the internal web browser chooses the platform default for its web rendering technology. So for Windows that is the MSHTML COM component (IE renderer). For Linux that is Mozilla (Webkit for 3.7 is available) and on Mac, WebKit(Safari). However, there are third party plugins like MyEclipse that do embed a mozilla runtime (XULRunner) that do use the Mozilla (Gecko) renderer for a browser.
So to answer your question there is no way to use Firefox as internal web browser on windows, however, you can install 3rd-party plugins for Eclipse (MyEclipse, JBoss tools, etc) that embed Xulrunner binaries that will allow for embedding mozilla renderer as the technology used by an internal Eclipse browser. Note, this may require that use the 3rd-party web browser widget instead of the standard eclipse platform one, but those 3rd party tools usually provide a toolbar action, etc.
Install Ajax Tools Framework plugin. It will automatically come with a recent version of XULRunner (Mozilla/Firefox engine) and will set your default internal web browser to it.