Reputation: 89
A few months ago I tried some Vaadin. Ever since, when I'm not running a local webserver (on Windows pc), my localhost:8080 shows a Vaadin fallback page
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When I have Apache Tomcat running, all works fine, and localhost:8080 results in having the Apache page shown. But when I try to deploy a WAR file via the Tomcat manager, I again end up with Vaadin's fallback, but this time without the image
How is this integrated and how can I get rid of this?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 254
Reputation: 4686
This is the offline features of Vaadin, allowing you to do apps that still works when your internet connection goes down. It is saved to your browser's service worker and local storage. Here are the steps to clear them in Chrome for a certain site, which in your case is localhost:8080.
Upvotes: 8