Right, I was just trying to think back to when I've seen that exact
error you posted, and how I solved it.  Jetty is failing to start
because it can't find something it needs, but don't remember what I
did.  I do remember debugging it by creating a project using
webAppCreator instead of the with plugin, then importing it to
Eclipse; this creates a Java based application that should work
correctly, bringing up the separate console.

Does anyone know the there's a switch or button that you can turn on
to get the separate console from the web app created by the plugin?

On Apr 12, 3:19 am, DanG <[email protected]> wrote:
> @kozura
>
> I assume the GWT sdk is setup correctly because the field for version
> number is populated.
>
> Also, you'll see in my original post that I did try and getting
> Devmode running as a java application, but ran into issues.
>
> On Apr 12, 5:06 am, kozura <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Alternatively you can run DevMode as a java application to get the
> > separate window from Eclipse; I prefer it over the tab.  Not sure if
> > there's some devmode argument you can set to force this window when
> > running as a Web App.  Your error doing this may be due to not putting
> > the GWT SDK into the classpath properly?

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