Hi Thomas,
Thank you, unluckily updating is not a choice of mine, I was thinking to
use a VM too, but I was also hoping to be able to do something without
reinstalling all the project and libraries another time.
Anyway if it is the only solution I'll try.
Serena
Il giorno martedì 7 novembre 20
Every application can be updated if you put enough time/money, so not
updating is a choice. Conversely, the cost of not updating increases as
time passes (what you're experiencing here with development environments
that are hard to setup).
If you (or your management) decide to live "in the past"
Hi Ralph, thanks for answering! I know it is not dependent on GWT, but the
application uses gwt 2.2.0 and cannot be updated, therefore I need a
browser which support my app. The error of firefox doesn't depend on GWT,
because it gets the same error on most of the sites except google. I was
only
Hi!
What makes you think this has anything to do with GWT? Your application is
not dependent on the browser.
Cheers
Ralph
Serena Roin schrieb am Di. 7. Nov. 2023 um 13:34:
> Being that GWT is unsupported on the recent browsers, and my PC has
> natively Windows 11, I've tried to launch my project
Being that GWT is unsupported on the recent browsers, and my PC has
natively Windows 11, I've tried to launch my project on Edge with Internet
Explorer compatibility, but it gets some problems.
On my older PC I had downloaded Firefox 24.0.3, but now on this PC I get
"ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap
This is my bad :-)
The problem is me losing track of threading issues, which I've solved
It's *not* a GWT problem
On Tuesday, 7 November 2023 at 04:08:06 UTC dav...@googlemail.com wrote:
> I'm using GWT 2.10
> My app client code calls the server to get the ip address of the client.
>
> Testing