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Re: site manifest editor (web ui) [message #495619 is a reply to message #495168] |
Thu, 05 November 2009 14:16 |
Boris Bokowski Messages: 272 Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Gary,
> Will this editor open in a browser as well as the workbench? It opens in
> the workbench fine in E4 0.9.
It should work in a standalone browser (IE, Safari, Firefox) as well.
> I included the following lines at the end of eclipse.ini:
> -Dorg.eclipse.equinox.http.jetty.http.port=8080
> -Dorg.eclipse.e4.pde.webui.debug=1
We are using a separate Jetty instance, and the port number will be picked
by Jetty, i.e. the first line shouldn't make any difference. However, the
second line should cause printing of the port to the console. Have you tried
running eclipsec.exe, i.e. do you actually see a console window? Also, the
Jetty instance is created lazily, which means that you have to open the
web-based editor in Eclipse to have the port number printed to the console.
> But trying both http://localhost:8080/tree.html and tree-original.html
> doesn't work, nor does the port that Jetty is using get written out to the
> console.
The URL should be something like
http://localhost:1681/tree.html#/example-site/site.xml. Without the has
part, there won't be any content in the editor - it is the path to the
resource being edited. You will also be prompted for username and password,
use e4/e4.
Boris
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Re: site manifest editor (web ui) [message #564510 is a reply to message #495168] |
Thu, 05 November 2009 14:16 |
Boris Bokowski Messages: 272 Registered: July 2009 |
Senior Member |
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Hi Gary,
> Will this editor open in a browser as well as the workbench? It opens in
> the workbench fine in E4 0.9.
It should work in a standalone browser (IE, Safari, Firefox) as well.
> I included the following lines at the end of eclipse.ini:
> -Dorg.eclipse.equinox.http.jetty.http.port=8080
> -Dorg.eclipse.e4.pde.webui.debug=1
We are using a separate Jetty instance, and the port number will be picked
by Jetty, i.e. the first line shouldn't make any difference. However, the
second line should cause printing of the port to the console. Have you tried
running eclipsec.exe, i.e. do you actually see a console window? Also, the
Jetty instance is created lazily, which means that you have to open the
web-based editor in Eclipse to have the port number printed to the console.
> But trying both http://localhost:8080/tree.html and tree-original.html
> doesn't work, nor does the port that Jetty is using get written out to the
> console.
The URL should be something like
http://localhost:1681/tree.html#/example-site/site.xml Without the has
part, there won't be any content in the editor - it is the path to the
resource being edited. You will also be prompted for username and password,
use e4/e4.
Boris
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