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Internet Explorer widgetset loading failure for Vaadin application with two

Matthew Albin
6 years ago Sep 10, 2015 5:48pm

I have an application with two VaadinServlets that works fine with Firefox and Chrome.  However, when viewing in IE, the page does not load the formatting correctly:
 
Firefox
<See CorrectRenderingInFirefox attachment>

Internet Explorer (11 Edge):
<See IncorrectRenderingInternetExplorer attachment>
 
Of note, IE loads with the following errors and warnings:

<See IELoadingErrors and IELoadingErrors2 attachments>
 
Also of note, I am compiling the Widgetset and Theme to the WebContent\VAADIN\widgetsets directory (where WebContent corresponds to one of the my contexts/Servlets) and copying the resulting files to the ManagerWebContent\VAADIN\widgetsets directory for the other context/Servlet:

<See Context&WidgetsetDirectories attachment>

Finally, IE 11 seems to use the gecko format, so I have the following specified in my Dxsg_ng3Widgetset.gwt.xml:
<set-property name="user.agent" value="gecko1_8"/>
The only thing I can think of is that I do not use the @JavaScript annotation for the generated js files above.  However, I don’t think I should have to do so for automatically generated widgetsets. 
To recap, this does not happen in a simpler application containing only one context/VaadinServlet.  Can anyone tell what the problem is or experienced similar problems in the past? 
 
Kiitos/Thank you,
Matthew
 

Thomas Mattsson
6 years ago Sep 16, 2015 1:52pm

<set-property name="user.agent" value="gecko1_8"/> means that the widgetset is ONLY compiled for that browser. To support multiple browsers, either add the definitions to that line, or remove the line altogether.

Matthew Albin
6 years ago Sep 17, 2015 3:03pm

Thomas,

Thank you for your reply.  

Unfortunately, commenting out the "user.agent" line yields the same result as setting its value to gecko1_8.  I tried using the the value "ie11" with the following widgetset compilation failure.  

Starting GWT compiler
Loading inherited module 'com.example.dxsg_ng3.widgetset.Dxsg_ng3Widgetset'
   [ERROR] Line 18: Value 'ie11' in not a valid value for property 'user.agent'
   
I'm not surprised that ie11 was not valid since IE11 uses the gecko web browser engine, which doesn't work.  

Thank you for your help--are there any other reasons why IE might not be executing the widgetset correctly?

Thanks,
Matthew