On 25 août, 21:13, anjolight <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, I'm getting a javascript error on chrome 2. This error only
> happens in Chrome and not on IE7/FF3. In order to debug this, I would
> like to run a hosted mode on Chrome but I am having a bad day
> researching how to do it. There talks about OOPHM but I'm not sure if
> I can use this on Chrome.
hosted mode might not reveal the bug if it's caused by a non-JSNI
(i.e. Java) method (the Java code runs in a Java VM in hosted mode,
that's the crux of hosted mode and what allows you to set breakpoints
and the like in your code)
> As of now (2009 August), is there a way to run a hosted mode on
> Chrome? If anyone has a suggestion, please let me know.
As with any browser, compile in PRETTY or DETAILED mode and use
Chrome's own debugger and/or developer tools; either Ctrl+Shift+J or
Ctrl+Shift+L in Chrome, or the Google Chrome Developer Tools
http://code.google.com/p/chromedevtools/ (requires Chrome 3+ though)
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