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version update and no changelog? sad...

Open qianshui423 opened this issue 5 years ago • 12 comments
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qianshui423 avatar Mar 11 '20 03:03 qianshui423

j2v8 how to debug in chrome

qianshui423 avatar Mar 11 '20 03:03 qianshui423

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 avatar Mar 11 '20 11:03 ahmadov

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?

qianshui423 avatar Mar 12 '20 00:03 qianshui423

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?

qianshui423 avatar Mar 12 '20 00:03 qianshui423

yes, J2V8 version 6.1.0 supports the debugging via V8 Inspector API. see: #478

ahmadov avatar Mar 31 '20 12:03 ahmadov

@ahmadov Hi! How to enable inspector in J2V8 v6.1.0 ? I don't see these changes in my build.

ilyamuromets avatar Apr 25 '20 07:04 ilyamuromets

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 avatar May 28 '20 19:05 mkshiblu

@mkshiblu did you ever get any answers...?

josiahbryan avatar Oct 14 '20 14:10 josiahbryan

@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.

mkshiblu avatar Oct 14 '20 17:10 mkshiblu

Oh, okay @mkshiblu - so it's still maintained and updated, just not prebuilt for you?

josiahbryan avatar Oct 14 '20 18:10 josiahbryan

@josiahbryan Yes, exactly.

mkshiblu avatar Oct 14 '20 18:10 mkshiblu

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?

NiuGuohui avatar Feb 28 '21 16:02 NiuGuohui