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I have a Chrome extension communicating with my Windows application by Native Messaging. However there is case that user installs extension, but doesn't have application installed. In this case there is a runtime error (Unchecked runtime.lastError: Specified native messaging host not found.) appeared in my extension in chrome://extensions list when extension calls chrome.runtime.connectNative(). Is there any way to avoid this error message?
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When running my various Vaadin 14.0.x and 14.1.x apps locally on my macOS Mojave machine from IntelliJ 2019 Ultimate edition via Tomcat 9.0.27 with Java 13.0.1 with Chrome browser 78, I see this message appear on the console one or more times about Invalid security key received from 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1:
[webpack] INFO dev-webpack - Watchdog connection closed. Trying to re-run watchdog.
[webpack] INFO dev-webpack - Watchdog connected.
[http-nio-8080-exec-8] WARN com.vaadin.flow.server.communication.UidlRequestHandler - Invalid security key received from 0:0:0:0:0:0:0:1
➥ What does the message mean?
➥ How do I resolve the problem?
I am using a Vaadin 14 project created by the Get started with Vaadin page. The messages shown above appear the first time I click the Click me button created by default with that starter app.
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Create new project on Android, Error: Studio Unknown host 'services.gradle.org'
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I have installed android studios 2.3.3. Whenever I am creating a new project it's giving me this error : Unknown host 'services.gradle.org' you may need to adjust proxy setting. While my older projects are working fine. I have enabled Auto detect proxy settings even after that it's not working.
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Mac OSX - minSdk(API 18) > deviceSdk(API 15)
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I get this error when I try to run an android tablet as an emulator. Does it mean my device is older than the Android Studio version ?
Exactly, it means you are developing an app that requires API 21 or bigger to run, and your device has API 17. Open your Project Settings and change min requirements to 17 and see if it runs. If you're not using some special control, object or method, maybe you will be successful on this, and will get your app requiring API 17 as minimal base to run. Case negative, you will have to investigate where the problem lives, may be a property, object or method. Luck.
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<t:inputFileUpload> not work in ipad
application using JSF 2.0. I have file upload option and I have used tomahawk for the same.
<t:inputFileUpload />
where t is xmlns:t="http://myfaces.apache.org/tomahawk".
When I browse the site through mobile, I am not able to upload. I see option as Upload Disabled.
Can anyone tell me what is this error and how to resolve this issue?
I have seen this problem on below mobiles.
iPhone 4s (Safari default browser)
Sony Ericson Xperia X10 Mini Pro (Android Default browser)
Edit 1
Same things happen for yahoo and gmail also.
Its not t:inputFileUpload related , but Browser...
Download opera mini from the market...