thr.getMessage() will return null when it is an exception without a message
(NullPointerException for example).
So maybe you are now seeing an exception in calling Window.alert
On Wed, Jun 4, 2014 at 7:03 AM, Magnus alpineblas...@gmail.com wrote:
Wait, something has changed!
Hi,
I found it: The error was caused by the use of SVG! IE 8 does not support
SVG!
So far, so good!
But I am not happy with the hard way I had to go: I have repeatedly
commented out parts of my code, recompile, build and deploy, until I found
the problem.
- When I go to the homepage of
Or would you simply ignore such an old browser?
I would ignore them.
IE8 support would mean you want to support Windows XP which isn't even
supported by Microsoft anymore.
IE9 support would mean you want to support Windows Vista which no one uses
because it was a bad OS.
Basically
I looked into SVG solutions for IE8 about 2 years ago and found nothing. I
was able to convince my boss that, at least for the product I was working
on, users would be required to use IE9, Firefox, or Chrome. It was a good
decision.
On Wednesday, June 4, 2014 1:41:47 PM UTC-4, Magnus wrote:
Wait, something has changed!
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-WGV3W2sG_6k/U46ntNmZP0I/AIY/HPGhA1C3fS0/s1600/error.png
There seems to be an uncaught exception (Annahme may be a wrong german
translation for exception...):
But I have installed a handler:
@Override
public void
Hi,
I installed an UncaughtExceptionHandler, but nothing is fired.
So it makes no sense to enable stack traces, right?
But there must be something that I can do. What about the line number? Why
doesn't it exist? Did I look into the wrong js file?
Magnus
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Hi,
I keep getting this error:
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-7OEiCSdImKQ/U4pTPjuoFgI/AIE/KB5w1baFCYo/s1600/error.png
Well, I compiled in detailed mode, but the line number 81806813 doesn't
exist in my js (which I believe is app.nocache.js). It only has lines up to
449.
Looking
How can I enable stack traces? I did not find anything useful about it.
https://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/WebModeExceptions#Emulated_Stack_Data
https://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/WebModeExceptions#Controls
If you want to handle the exception in Java you should
No ideas?
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When compiled in pretty or detailed mode you could look at the mentioned
line and character in your js file. Alternatively you could try to enable
emulated stack traces in GWT. Maybe you get more information then.
Also make sure your have a !DOCTYPE html in your html page so you are not
in
Hi,
my app does not show anything in IE8. Instead, a mystic error is reported
(see below).
Another app, which was created the same way, works fine.
I also set the google compiler to Detailed, but the error message keeps
the same.
Can you help?
Thanks
Magnus
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