Great! Thanks to you, I got debugging to work! With regards to bridge commands, I want the web app to invoke some native functionality through bridge commands. For example, I want to have the web app call some native functionality on the desktop, so something like having a Javascript bridge interface to communicate between the web app and the native code. Mostly, I want to use crosswalk for linux to make an app similar to that on Android.
Thanks so much for the help! On Fri, Jul 3, 2015 at 6:48 AM, Raphael Kubo da Costa < [email protected]> wrote: > Nitish Sakhawalkar <[email protected]> writes: > > > Hello, > > > > I tried to build crosswalk for Ubuntu and Windows. However, I am having > > multiple issues. > > > > On Ubuntu, I am getting the chrome-sandbox error, when I try to execute > the > > built executable. On windows, when I try to execute the final xwalk.exe > > file it does not work. It also does not give any error. > > I am aware that these platforms are not directly supported. But I would > be > > glad if someone can kindly provide some documentation or help as to how I > > can use use crosswalk for all the platforms. > > In addition to what's been said so far: we are currently working on > improving the support for both desktop Linux and Windows. As you have > already noticed, both already work, but there are some rough edges. > > Now specifically about these: > > > Besides, how can I debug the javascript on this app using the chrome > > debugging tools? > > For now, you can just pass "--remote-debugging-port=<port number>" to > the xwalk binary, and then you can connect to localhost:<port number> in > Chrome, for example. > > > Once last thing, how do I issue bridge commands to this app? > > What do you mean by bridging commands? >
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