问题
I have a bit different case of "unexpected end of input" than all the cases I have found so far here in SO and other forums. Frankly, I am stuck.
I have JBoss EAP 6.4 on a CentOS machine. Attempting to open the admin console on a Windows 7 box (all the latest patches from MS) ends with blank white page with most possible cause being an incomplete loading of a .js file:
Unexpected end of input for protovis JS file
This happens exactly the same with Firefox, Chrome and IE.
On the other hand, the JBoss admin console opens up fine from a virtualized Linux box on the same Win7 machine and also from separate linux-only boxes. Also, wget in CygWin gets the .js file in question in full. This has lead me to a conclusion that it is not a browser issue but rather that Windows has some devious bug. But how to make sure? I do not use proxies in browsers, I have cleared caches and used incognito-modes - no success.
回答1:
I had the same issue today and I have found a solution (or workaround?). The root of all evil is Windows service "Base Filtering Engine". When I had it turned off, then the admin console opened.
Background info: When opening the admin console (e.g. http://localhost:9990/console/App.html) I had a blank screen. Checking JS console, I have found:
"app.nocache.js:17 Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token :"
Upon reload, various JavaScript errors came. Checking the JS file (/console/app/app.nocache.js) I have seen an unexpected end of it, so it was syntactically incorrect.
When I reloaded the JS file several times in the browser, it was cut in various ways -> so I had the suspect that some "man in the middle" is playing around. First checks were the virus busters and the firewall, and after all I have found BFE as scapegoat.
I hope that switching that off has no other bad side effects, but honestly I have not found any other way to solve it -> any enhancement ideas are still welcome.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33056623/unexpected-end-of-input-while-loading-javascript-on-a-web-page