On 13 août, 14:21, Sergey Ponomarev <serg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > You'd have to start your GlassFish server (don't know how to do it
> > with Maven, but you probably know) and then run (gwt:run or gwt:debug)
> > using the noServer configuration 
> > option:http://mojo.codehaus.org/gwt-maven-plugin/run-mojo.html#noServer
>
> mvn gwt:debug -DnoServer=true -DrunTarget=welcomeGWT.html
> It starts Jetty. Am I doing something wrong?

-Dgwt.noserver, not -DnoServer

You also should use a full URI for the runTarget: -DrunTarget=http://
myserver/myhostpage.html
(note that this one is *not* -Dgwt.runtarget)

But, honestly, gwt-maven-plugin's gwt:run and associates are really,
really "hackish" (noServer only supports running a single module, and
otherwise --no noServer-- it doesn't really work when multiple modules
are used either, looking for a module name in the runTarget). Some
should really clean it up (Google has tweaked it but not yet open-
sourced their changes), even if it means breaking compatibility and no
longer supporting pre-GWT2.x (actually more likely pre-GWT1.6)
projects.

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