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Re: Sweet Home 3D JS Online
Thank you Paul.
The two JS solutions don't provide the same way to save files: the Online version saves your design on sweethome3d.com server, whereas the App stores applications save them in local files (IndexedDB or plain files) without the need of a connection to Internet and registration.
This takes some time to develop these solutions, but this was interesting to develop and the App stores sales bring some revenues which help me to spend more time on improving and maintaining Sweet Home 3D.
The project isn't on GitHub, but on SourceForge.
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Emmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D creator
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Re: Sweet Home 3D JS Online
Recently after a server reboot, the JS applet no longer saves changes to the home. Instead every time it's loaded it reverts to the state it was before the reboot. Everything else on the Tomcat server works fine. I checked the file permissions on the .sh3d file and they are correct.
Any idea what might be going on or where I should start looking? This hasn't happened before in the many months I've had this install running, so I'm not sure what could have changed.
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Re: Sweet Home 3D JS Online
I didn't update anything, and am running Java 11, so that wasn't it.
I "fixed" this issue, though still don't know how it happened to begin with.
After checking my Tomcat logs, there was an error referencing an invalid SSL certificate when accessing the JS applet. I use a self-signed one, but it has always worked fine before so this seemed odd.
I accessed the applet using the regular non-SSL link, and things worked fine again -- even when switching back to the SSL method. I didn't actually change anything. Odd.
