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What does Google Crome proposed code blocking mean for Java EE Tomcat development [message #1777691]

Fri, 01 December 2017 10:38

Eclipse User

With Google's proposed code blocking for the Chrome browser, what will this mean anything for Eclipse Java EE Tomcat development on the local computer? WIl I still be able to locally launch my Tomcat app in Chrome? Also If I double click on an HTML file locally, will it still launch in the browser? How about launching an HTML file from Notepad++? Thanks for any replies.

Re: What does Google Crome proposed code blocking mean for Java EE Tomcat development [message #1777713 is a reply to message #1777691]

Sat, 02 December 2017 01:31

Eclipse User

It's probably better to ask on the WTP forum: https://www.eclipse.org/forums/eclipse.webtools

Re: What does Google Crome proposed code blocking mean for Java EE Tomcat development [message #1777717 is a reply to message #1777713]

Sat, 02 December 2017 02:26

Eclipse User

Thanks. Posted there.

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