On 19 mai, 07:38, Raman <rama...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I think I missed an important point in my earlier post.
> The servlets ARE hosted correctly when I run in hosted mode.
> But they do not get hosted when I run my junit tests.
[...]
> When I run the junit tests for my module, this web.xml is not
> considered at all.
> But I add a servlet tag to my module.xml as
> <servlet path="/eventd" class="MyPackage.EventServlet" />
> the servlet gets hosted and my unit tests can successfully connect to
> the servlets.
> I can even remove web.xml and still it would work fine.
>
> What I suspect is that there is some difference in the way servlet
> mapping are to be specified while running junit tests.
Actually, AFAICT, unit tests use the GWTShell, not the HostedMode;
hence this difference.
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