Re: Not all code being loaded

"F. Da Costa" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.jsdebugger
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Robert Ginda wrote:
> This bug is most likely triggered when mozilla receives the response in 
> multiple chunks.  This may be due to server or network configuration 
> and/or load.  So, it's likely to be an intermittent problem that doesn't 
> reproduce exactly the same for everyone.
> 
Hmm, i read and understand your argument.
As I'm using Tapestry to put together my dunamic content pages it is also 
responsible for serving 'stuff' (together with Jetty as the app-server).
Modding the pages to incorporate 'static' links to the .js files did the trick.
So looking at it from this angle I start to get the creepy feeling that it 
might indeed be a chunky thing.

Thx a lot for the suggestion.
Of we go ;)

Fermin

> If you can log your HTTP traffic while this file loads, please do so and 
> attach your results to bug 229024.
> 
> 
> Rob.
> 
> F. Da Costa wrote:
> 
>> Karsten Düsterloh wrote:
>>
>>> F. Da Costa aber hob zu reden an und schrieb:
>>>
>>>>> No problems, too, here with Venkman 0.9.80 / Mozilla 1.7a+ 
>>>>> 2004-01-06 on
>>>>> Win2k.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Music to the ears!
>>>> Would I find that in nightly/latest by any chance?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Yes, that's a nightly (even though it's somewhat old by now - I shold
>>> update ;-) ).
>>>
>> Figured that was the one.
>> Got & installed it on w2k as well.
>> Although there are approx 100 lines more showing than earlier it is 
>> still not showing the whole file.
>> I *can* load the source .js file completely but it won't debug against 
>> that (or is there a trick i need to apply). So the ?app shows me all 
>> the function alright but it won't show the code of the second half.
>>
>> Does all this sound fmiliar or is something funny going on?
>>
>>> If you don't use nightlies regularly, it is recommended you backup your
>>> profile before using it.
>>>
>> No worries there my normal browser is Firebird ;)
>>
>> Fermin
> 
>
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