Hi Tim.
After update to the 16. Dec build the application can not be run
internally in EWB anymore.
I get an error from the internal browser that IE does not find the web area.
Something I am doing wrong ?
Kind regards
TorB.

Tor,

<< After update to the 16. Dec build the application can not be run
internally in EWB anymore.  I get an error from the internal browser that IE
does not find the web area. Something I am doing wrong ? >>

I'm not seeing any issues here, and the Dec 16th build should fix any issues
with switching projects and running them in the IDE.

Can you use an external browser to load the project ?  To do so, just make
sure that IDE is running with the internal web server running, and use:

http://localhost/myproject.html

from Firefox, IE, etc. externally.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hi again, Tim.
I now have installed the updata of the pre release of 18. Jan and I
still have the same problem.
My project can not be run within the EWB nor can it be run directly in
the browser with the command http://localhost/projectname.html.
If i start the project html file directly in Explorer the program starts.
So it looks like there are some problems with the internal web server in EWB.
How can I check this? What is the name of the service? Or is the web
server service embedded in the EWB itself?
Some advice for me?
I am running Win7 64 bits in a virtual machine in Parallels desktop.
Kind regards
TorB.

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On 2011-12-19 12:09:00 +0000, Tim Young [Elevate Software] said:

> Tor,
>
> << After update to the 16. Dec build the application can not be run
> internally in EWB anymore.  I get an error from the internal browser
> that IE does not find the web area. Something I am doing wrong ? >>
>
> I'm not seeing any issues here, and the Dec 16th build should fix any
> issues with switching projects and running them in the IDE.
>
> Can you use an external browser to load the project ?  To do so, just
> make sure that IDE is running with the internal web server running, and
> use:
>
> http://localhost/myproject.html
>
> from Firefox, IE, etc. externally.

Tor,

<< I now have installed the updata of the pre release of 18. Jan and I still
have the same problem.  My project can not be run within the EWB nor can it
be run directly in the browser with the command
http://localhost/projectname.html.  If i start the project html file
directly in Explorer the program starts. So it looks like there are some
problems with the internal web server in EWB. How can I check this? What is
the name of the service? Or is the web server service embedded in the EWB
itself? >>

Do you have the web server in the IDE started ?  You can see this in the top
toolbar menu with the little server icon.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Yes Tim, it is running.
I also have tried to restart it, restart EWB and restart Windows. No effect.
In the very first version of the EWB pre release this worked very well here.
I also have tried to stop anti virus and firewall to see if this has
any effect, but but it does not.
I am unable to find out what is wrong
Kind regards
TorB.


On 2012-01-18 21:27:26 +0000, Tim Young [Elevate Software] said:

> Tor,
>
> Do you have the web server in the IDE started ?  You can see this in
> the top toolbar menu with the little server icon.

I'm running this in a similar environment (win7, 64bit) - one as host and also as VM using Vmware and in both environments EWB is working ok. It definitely looks like something on your system that's blocking web server (or access to it).

Could be Anti-virus/firewall.

Have you verified that EWB actually is listening on http port? You can use netstat or Sysinternal TCPView (http://live.sysinternals.com/Tcpview.exe) to make sure "webbuilder" executable is  on local port http/80.

I think the embedded web server showed up circa Dec 15th release - first and possibly 2nd pre-release version just used the local file path so there was no web server in them.

Raul



<<
Tor J M Breines wrote:

Yes Tim, it is running.
I also have tried to restart it, restart EWB and restart Windows. No effect.
In the very first version of the EWB pre release this worked very well here.
I also have tried to stop anti virus and firewall to see if this has
any effect, but but it does not.
I am unable to find out what is wrong
Kind regards
TorB.
>>

Hi Raul.

Thank you for your reply.
I am perfectly aware of that the error I am seeing is not an error in
EWB itself, but most likely something on my virtual Windows Machine and
the ports on it.

I am only trying to get some help, and your answere got me a bit on the
way. I can see that EWB is listening on my http port, which should be
port 80.
I have also stopped the firewall and the MSE-package, but still no luck
in running my applications in EWB.

Any tips and tricks on this would be highly appreciated.

Kind regards
TorB.

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On 2012-01-19 19:42:25 +0000, Raul said:

> Could be Anti-virus/firewall.
>
> Have you verified that EWB actually is listening on http port? You can
> use netstat or Sysinternal TCPView
> (http://live.sysinternals.com/Tcpview.exe) to make sure "webbuilder"
> executable is  on local port http/80.

I'd then try connecting to it using a raw TCP connection - telnet is a good way to test :

- make sure EWB is running and web server is listening
- start command prompt
- type telnet localhost 80
> see if you get connected (screen should clear and cursor should be top-left)
- if yes then type GET / HTTP/1.1   (this is GET<space>/<space>HTTP/1.1)
- hit Enter twice

in my case i got back an error showing me i was talkign to EWB web server
HTTP/1.1 404 Error
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 12:02:30 GMT
From:
Server: ElevateDB HTTP Server
Connection: Keep-Alive
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 0

Raul

<< I can see that EWB is listening on my http port, which should be
port 80.
>>
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On 2012-01-19 19:42:25 +0000, Raul said:

> Could be Anti-virus/firewall.
>
> Have you verified that EWB actually is listening on http port? You can
> use netstat or Sysinternal TCPView
> (http://live.sysinternals.com/Tcpview.exe) to make sure "webbuilder"
> executable is  on local port http/80.

Another thing i would try is to try the loopback IP 127.0.0.1 instead of localhost : instead of "http://localhost/projectname.html".try "http://127.0.0.1/projectname.html" from browser or use IP when doing the telnet test.

Raul

Hi Raul.
Thank you very much for your kind help.
But when I run the command GET / HTTP/1.1 and hit ENTER twice the
telnet program exits and I am back on the command prompt again. :-/
I am in fog and darkness tonight, sorry to say
Kind regards
TorB.

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On 2012-01-19 22:08:14 +0000, Raul said:

> I'd then try connecting to it using a raw TCP connection - telnet is a
> good way to test :
>
> - make sure EWB is running and web server is listening
> - start command prompt
> - type telnet localhost 80
>> see if you get connected (screen should clear and cursor should be top-left)
> - if yes then type GET / HTTP/1.1   (this is GET<space>/<space>HTTP/1.1)
> - hit Enter twice
>
> in my case i got back an error showing me i was talkign to EWB web server
> HTTP/1.1 404 Error
> Date: Thu, 19 Jan 2012 12:02:30 GMT
> From:
> Server: ElevateDB HTTP Server
> Connection: Keep-Alive
> Content-Type: text/html
> Content-Length: 0
>
> Raul
>
> << I can see that EWB is listening on my http port, which should be
> port 80.
>>>
> ---
>
> On 2012-01-19 19:42:25 +0000, Raul said:
>
>> Could be Anti-virus/firewall.
>>
>> Have you verified that EWB actually is listening on http port? You can
>> use netstat or Sysinternal TCPView
>> (http://live.sysinternals.com/Tcpview.exe) to make sure "webbuilder"
>> executable is  on local port http/80.