Data cannot be saved because you are not online

[munger]

Hello,

Working with SmartGWT2.5, if i run my application locally, i'm unable to use it correctly ("Data cannot be saved because you are not online" message each time i modify a table for example) as soon as there is no internet access.
Plug in and out the RJ45 cable does the difference.

Is this the expected behavior ? Is there any way i could fully use my app, whitout any internet connection ?

Thanks a lot

[munger]

Could you please help, this is important, how can i configure my web browser (Chrome) not to tell Smart Gwt there is no internet connection, so as my app could run normally only locally ?
Thanks a lot!

[munger]

A workaround is to use Opera web browser (tested with 11.51 & 11.61), but other display bugs then show up....
Any idea on Chrome configuration ?

[munger]

Can you please help ? It is quite urgent...
Is there any mean to use my app totally locally with SmartGWt whitout no network warnings ?

thanks a lot

[brian428]

Have you looked at this? http://www.smartclient.com/smartgwte...se/#offline_ds.

[munger]

Thanks a lot for your answer Brian, and yes i have looked at this, but it is not solving my problem.
First, i am using SmartGwt 2.5 LGPL, and not Enterprise Edition. Is this feature available in LGPL ?
And mostly, the problem is not that i want to work offline, but i want to work locally "online" (i want the browser - here Chrome - not to tell SmartGwt that no RJ45 cable is plugged ) in order to be able to send and save the data locally, even if the machine is not on a net.

Thank you

[munger]

Could you please confirm this assertion : "Smart Gwt needs a network connection in order to save data from the client to the server, even if the server is locally installed"

In this case i would have to move to Opera browser, which has'nt got the same behavior.

Thanks

[prkumar]

Data cannot be saved because you are not online

We faced the same problem when network cable was unplugged.
Fix by adding below code on module load
<code>
if(Offline.isOffline()){
Offline.goOnline();
}
</code>