Problem not being able to install the GWT developer plugin on any browser because the link is broken. ' dev-plugin.xpi',. 29 Responses to “GWT Developer plugin for Firefox 7 is now Ready” Andrew Bala Says: October 18th, 2011 at 15:11 (GMT-1) Firefox has been a nice and good browser to work on and with, but from version 5 up it has made a lot of problems for me.
Hey Othman0x80072efe error is related to connectivity issues. More specifically,'ERRORINTERNETCONNECTIONABORTED 12030 The connection with theserver has been terminated'. It can be an intermittent issue,something with your firewall/proxy. Could you please verify yourconnectivity? Have you tried to install/download other stuff? Also, if possible, make sure you have all windows updates.let us know how it goes.On Jan 17, 12:07 pm, othman wrote: Hi there, I'm using a windows 7 (32 bit) box withIE8and i'm having issuesothman18.01.11 10:13. I closed all running programs, turned off firewall and antivirus thenrun the file in link you provided but i got same error!I went to windows services and noticed there is a 'Google updateservice' which status is set to automatic.
When i tried starting this'google update servic'e i got an error 'couldn't start service. Error2: couldn't find specified file'. Could this be the problem?I have Chrome & firefox browsers installed too.I have no clue why the installer gets blocked in download phase.something seems blocking the installer from downloading the plugin buti can't figure it out.On Jan 18, 6:36 pm, Fabio Valbuena wrote: One thing you can check is if you have installed any external popup blocker, anti-virus, etc. did it work before? Is it possible that IE is asking for some confirmation (a yellow bar under the address bar) and somehow you don't see/answer it? Then the server will likely reset the connection after a while if you dont respond.
to get you going, try clicking on this link and save to the disk.FabioV18.01.11 11:27. On Jan 18, 7:27 pm, Fabio Valbuena wrote: it is not clear to me if you were able or not to download the file from the direct link above. Instead of 'run', please try to save the download to a folder (desktop for instance) as suggested before and then run from there (from explorer). Do not run from within IE.
What I am trying to separate is if you have connectivity issues or installation issues.That's exactly what i did. I saved in a folder then launched exe bydouble clicking it. I even right click this exe and choose run asadministrator,but same problem!It looks like there is some mysterious thing that i'm not able tofigure out.FabioV18.01.11 11:53. Othman,I can't repro the issue you are seeing, but I will try to help as Ican. It looks like you may have issues with your system.
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Here is anidea: if you are admin on the box, create a new profile, logon to itand try to install just to see what happens. I am trying to readbetween the lines here, but it seems that either of have aninconsistent state system (having an installed service but missing afile - error 2), or you may have a 'murky' anti-virus interfering.few things to think about:1) can you install anything at all?2) what was the last thing you installed on the box?3) have you looked at the event viewer log to see if there is anyadditional information?4) is windows installer service running fine?5) are you familiar with procmon? Try installing it and take a look atwhat is going on.othman18.01.11 14:17.
I am trying to install the GWT Developer plugin for Chrome (Version 34.0.1847.131 m) and I get the following error 'This application is not supported on this computer. Installation has been disabled. The following problems are detected:' and 'NPAPI plugin is required by this app'. Is there a way around this?I have installed Microsoft Visual C 2008 SP1 Redistributable Package as suggested by one answer.I am also trying to run in Explorer (version 11) and it requires me to download the GWT Developer plugin for Firefox.
Which then requires content to be opened in a new window. I then elect to open 'gwt-dev-plugin.xpi'. When it finishes downloading it requests me to save it (if I open it it just download again).
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Is there a way around this?I am running on Windows 8.1. I am also trying to run in Explorer (version 11) and it requires me to download the GWT Developer plugin for Firefox.To avoid that, open IE11 dev tools and under the 'Emulation' menu change the 'Document mode' from 'Edge' to '10'. The page should refresh and from there you should be able to install the GWT plugin for IE.Once it's installed you can fall back to the 'Edge' document mode.Worked for me.But as @apanizo said, I'd use the Super Dev Mode if possible. The dev mode is already not supported anymore in the latest firefox and it is going to be the same for the upcoming Chrome 35. No clue about IE though. If you want to think Agile, here's what I adopted as a solution:superDevMode is not practical, it takes forever to compile each time on my i7 with 8Gb of memory.The solution I adopted is that I'm using FF for developement and I validate everything is fine only after GWT compiling on chrome (once in a while for the pauses).Seriously I didn't see the point of having dev mode working on all browsers.
In addition it runs curiously faster on FF than on Chrome (under windows). For Ubuntu (actually) I had to downgrade my FF to the version 24 to have it work (but since it's only a dev machine it doesn't bother me)p.s: superDevMode might compile faster if optimized, hoestly I didn't try it: increasing the localWorkers could reduce compile time and make superDevMode a good solution, but I can't tell you; I didn't try that.