I can't guarantee what for the first version in Eclipse, but I do know
that when I created the second version in Eclipse, I unchecked App
Engine. I may try a third version and not uncheck it to see what
happens. But if the launch gets added to workspace metadat, does that
affect all projects in
Also, when I imported the lauch configuration, where did it go? I
thought in my web app, but now I'm thinking it might have been more
global. So maybe importing did do something (if I can figure out what
the import does with the file).
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I'm not sure what is going on now. Since I imported the launch file,
I did not have one to get an older one. So I created a second web app
to get its lauch file. It doesn't have one (I could have sworn the
first web app did). Also, debugging is working on the second web app
eventhough no launc
I created a lauch configuration manually and then imported it into
Eclipse. Debugging is now working.
Thanks
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On May 19, 4:40 pm, Miguel Méndez wrote:
> Wow. That seems pretty strict. Seems like you should be able to get a
> waiver for that... otherwise it's a productivity killer.
>
I'm not that familiar with the security app, but it usually asks if I
want to allow app A to run app B (and even does th
Miguel,
Thanks for the response. Turns out, my company recently added a
security app to all machines which among other things monitors/
prevents apps from executing other apps. The security app is
preventing eclipse from running cmd.exe (my guess is to then run the
debugger). I unfortunately h
I installed Eclipse 3.4.2. I then installed the Eclipse plugin for
GWT. I followed the instructions to create my first web app. When I
right-click on the web app project and select Run As and then Web
Application, the GWT Hosted Mode starts and the hosted browser window
also starts. Everything
