If you'd like, you can enter a full URL in the URL field for the launch
configuration. That is, you can enter http://yourhostname.com:8080, and the
hosted browser will start up and attempt to navigate to that URL. In this
example, I'm assuming that you're launch configuration specifies that the
Is it possible to get this to use the actual hostname instead of
localhost?
I'm trying to tie this into CAS auth filter which redirects to a login
page on the CAS server, which in turn redirects back to my page after
auth is successful. I get through the CAS auth ok but the redirect
back to my
Never mind (I think). Got it working now, returning from CAS auth and
proceeding as expected. Had to specify host/port in several places and
was overlooking one of them. Still gotta tinker and see how http vs
https plays out, but looking better now than it was.
Mike
On May 5, 11:38 am, k9mab
I use a deferred-binding method to get my urls right for every app / build.
Basically,
public class xSettings{
public String xDatiiUrl(){
return Document.get().getDomain()+x51/;
}
and
public class xYourSettings extends xSettings{
@Override
public String xDatiiUrl(){
return
Hey Tim,
Right now, we have not built functionality into the Eclipse Plugin to detect
when you want to launch your app and hit a particular servlet; we only
append to http://localhost:8080/ when you perform a right-click launch
against a particular file (HTML or JSP).
To change the default URL
Hi all...
When I run a GWT app in Tomcat, I can specify the base URL in the
web.xml, or just by the fact that the webapp is known by the name of
the directory it's in in the webapps directory.
However, running in the Eclipse plugin, in hosted mode, it seems it
always runs as
