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Any way to change this annoying behavior of Web Dynpro?

Former Member
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When debugging a web dynpro app it always launches the web dynpro app in the last browser window you accessed.

This is different from how debugging behaves with a normal J2EE app. In that case NWDS launches the app in a brand new browser window.

This is extremely annoying and inconvenient. For example, I work remotely a lot and do a lot of meetings over webex-type software. So when I'm showing someone what I'm doing the debugger will automatically "take over" my webex window instead of launching in a separate window.

Is there any way to change this behavior to force each debug session to open in a brand new browser window?

Thanks in advance for any help.

David.

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Former Member
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Hai,

You can do one thing.

If you wan to deploy ur application.

Open a browser window--Deploy new archive and Run.

Dont close the browser, when you wan to deploy it agian,

simple righclick on project--create archive.

simple righclick on project--Deploy.

refersh the earlier browser.

Regards,

Naga

Former Member
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Naga, thanks for your reply. I understand what you're saying and that is what I do a lot of times. The thing is that sometimes I get so busy with things I forget to open a brand new browser window BEFORE testing a web dynpro app.

What I'm looking for is some more permanent way of getting around this behavior. I was hoping there might be some configuration setting I could change to tell it to always open a brand new window AUTOMATICALLY.

Thanks

David.

Former Member
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Try this:

1. open IE

2. go to Tools -> Intenet Options -> Advanced -> Browsing

and uncheck 'Reuse windows for launching shortcuts'

Former Member
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FANTASTIC. That's exactly what I was looking for. I wish I could assign you even more points. You don't know how annoying and inconvenient that has been.

Thank you SO much!

David.

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