I don't know how to post an image to one of these lists. What I am
talking about is a separate window that opens when I pick GWT DevMode
w/o JEE from the Debug menu. It is titled GWT DevMode and has two
tabs initially, titled Development Mode and Jetty. A third titled
(Chrome) of (FF) appears
Thank you very much. Changing the browser in NetBeans as described in
the post did the trick, making life much easier.
I did not find this in my searches before my original posting to this
list because it contains no mention of GWT. I was misled by some GWT
documentation that contained something
I'm not sure what GWT DevMode gizmo you are referring to. Perhaps this is a
netbeans issue? GWT itself doesn't launch the browser except from GPE
(eclipse) or GWTShell, and GWTShell will only launch it if you hit the
'Launch Browser' button.
Could you post a screenshot of what you're talking
ahh, so you are using netbeans. of course eclipse tips will not help you.
a quick search of stackoverflow might reveal a solution for you...
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/856108/how-to-change-settings-in-netbeans-6-5-to-run-web-application-in-not-default-brow
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 10:32
Is there any way to change the default web browser used when running a
GWT web app in dev mode? My researches so far have failed to find any
way.
Currently dev mode runs the browser I have set as default on my system
(Windows XP) which is a reasonable thing to do, but I need GWT to run
a
Not sure which IDE you are using but, using elicpse, the development mode
box that lists the urls states:
For your convenience, here are some URLs that you may wish to view in
development mode. Simply copy/paste a url below into any supported browser.
Also, in eclipse, under the menu Window |
Even the old school GWTShell Swing GUI has a Copy URL button. So I really
can't make sense of the OP's post.
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 5:22 PM, A. Stevko andy.ste...@gmail.com wrote:
Not sure which IDE you are using but, using elicpse, the development mode
box that lists the urls states:
For
On Oct 21, 6:37 am, Chris Conroy con...@google.com wrote:
Even the old school GWTShell Swing GUI has a Copy URL button. So I really
can't make sense of the OP's post.
Please try reading the last paragraph of my post again where I note
that I can use copy and paste and refer to the annoyance
I am using NetBeans. However the browser is launched by the GWT
DevMode gizmo which picks the system default browser. So I don't
understand what Eclipse's Window | Web Browser menu item would have to
do with it. Please enlighten me.
On Oct 21, 6:22 am, A. Stevko andy.ste...@gmail.com wrote:
