This is third video tutorial from a HTML5 for App Developers series. In this video you can learn how to configure Eclipse environment to enable web applications debugging in Google Chrome/Chromium browser.
The only way I could connect to chrome was use a Webkit Protocol in the debug settings. Chrome has apparently moved to a different protocol. The settings are still almost the same except starting chrome with --remote-debugging-port=9222 and selecting a wip backend in settings for your browser version. When debugging the sites don't seem to launch but I can debug them if I open them manually, then hit debug in Eclipse.
The only way I could connect to chrome was use a Webkit Protocol in the debug settings. Chrome has apparently moved to a different protocol. The settings are still almost the same except starting chrome with --remote-debugging-port=9222 and selecting a wip backend in settings for your browser version. When debugging the sites don't seem to launch but I can debug them if I open them manually, then hit debug in Eclipse.
sebby007 2 weeks ago
Very nice video. Seems like a lot of work to get it up and running but with the video I can probably do it. Thanks!
sebby007 2 weeks ago
Thanks! Your tutorial is much appreciated!
gmgmr2 1 month ago