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version update and no changelog? sad...
j2v8 how to debug in chrome
We usually post an article about the new features in the J2V8. There will be a new article about changes and new J2V8 Inspector API!
We usually post an article about the new features in the J2V8. There will be a new article about changes and new J2V8 Inspector API!
I have a question: users need to develop debug ui by new J2V8 Inspector API? support chrome devTools remote debug?
We usually post an article about the new features in the J2V8. There will be a new article about changes and new J2V8 Inspector API!
'node --inspect' can debug in the chrome devTools. Does J2V8 support the debug plan or already?
yes, J2V8 version 6.1.0 supports the debugging via V8 Inspector API. see: #478
@ahmadov Hi! How to enable inspector in J2V8 v6.1.0 ? I don't see these changes in my build.
Hi, how can I migrate to 6.1.0 from 4.6.0?
I used to add the platform-specific libs in Gradle for a Java Project like below -
implementation group: 'com.eclipsesource.j2v8', name: 'j2v8_win32_x86_64', version: '4.6.0'
I tried changing to this -
implementation group: 'com.eclipsesource.j2v8', name: 'j2v8', version: '6.1.0'
Now in the code, the error says com.eclipsesource not found. I could, however, see that j2v8-6.1.0.aar.asc is present in the external library section after doing Gradle build.
I also want to know more about using the latest node.js.
@mkshiblu did you ever get any answers...?
@josiahbryan No. But I found out that they have stopped building for Java from probably 4.6. You can build yourself for Java Windows from their building documentation. I found a v4.8.5 online which I am using now in my Java project.
Oh, okay @mkshiblu - so it's still maintained and updated, just not prebuilt for you?
@josiahbryan Yes, exactly.
We usually post an article about the new features in the J2V8. There will be a new article about changes and new J2V8 Inspector API!
@ahmadov It's been a year. Have you published any related articles?