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    rchaudhri
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    Hi,

    I am using MyEclipse M2 (Version: 8.5) and i thought that the web 2.0 browser in this version supports ActiveX. For some reason i am not able to run my J2ee application, which use ActiveX. How can i enable ActiveX ?

    Usman Chaudhri
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    #310744 Reply

    support-joy
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    Usman Chaudhri,

    There is no provision to enable ActiveX on Web 2.0 browser. You can try using the external web browser. Open MyEclipse IDE, from menu options click on Window > Preferences > General > Web Browser and choose to use external web browser. From the list of External Web browsers, choose Internet Explorer. Click on [Apply] and [OK]. IE has provisions to enable/install ActiveX components.

    #310760 Reply

    rchaudhri
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    Hi,

    I want to debug some javascript code with my application which uses ActiveX at start-up. If i run my application in the normal eclipse browser, it works fine, but in the web 2.0 browser the application does not pass the point where it tries to load an ActiveX object. How can i debug javascirpt from within my application which uses ActiveX ?

    Usman
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    #310792 Reply

    support-joy
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    Usman,

    Have you configured MyEclipse to use External Web Browser? I have mentioned in my earlier reply that Web2.0 browser doesn’t provide support to install ActiveX. Alternatively, you should be able to use internet explorer as external browser, run activex, debug javascript.

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