Hmm...
Well, the next thing I'd try and do is take the war to a separate
machine, set TC 7 up on that, and then do a wget to
http://localhost:8080/<whatever your context name is> and see what's what.
From what you've said, it seems very unlikely that its anything to do
with GWT. Are you absolutely sure you don't have some proxy or something
thats caching what you had originally? If the war has the "right stuff"
in it, then you shouldn't be seeing anything else - if the war has the
old stuff still in it, then its your build process. Don't forget as
someone pointed out earlier that when you are running Tomcat with
Eclipse, by default the TC webapps dir is *NOT* in the actual TC
installation - its in ${workspace_loc}
.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.wst.server.core/tmp0/wtpwebapps/<your
context>
You can configure this from within Eclipse.
Regards
Alan
On 1/26/2012 12:49 PM, KGD wrote:
That's right and that's why I'm perplexed.
In trying to resolve this, I unpacked the war file and decompiled the
class files and the code is the good/current code base for my app
which executes correctly in the App Engine development mode within
Eclipse.
Here are my steps for deployment of my code:
1. Select<Project> from the Eclips project tree
2. From the Eclipse menu bar, select the GWT | GWT - Compile Option
3. No errors during compilation
4. Select<Project> from the Eclipse tree and right-click and select
'Export'
5. Set the export location to be<Project>.jar in the war\WEB-INF\lib
\<Project>.jar
6. Using an ant build.xml, run as Ant Build; war file created
7. Using Tomcat Manager app, 'choose file'<Project>.war
8. Select Deploy
9. War file deployed, application context exists
10. Select app context and OLD CONTENT displayed.
I've opened the<project>.nocache.js file and it appears to reflect
what I think are the appropriate bindings for my rpc calls; definitely
more than static placement of values from original test deployment.
Thanks,
KGD
On Jan 26, 2:31 pm, Alan Chaney<a...@mechnicality.com> wrote:
So if its deploying the wrong data, then that data must be in the war.
How are you building the war? ant? eclipse 'export' or simply zipping
the war folder?
Alan
On 1/26/2012 11:13 AM, KGD wrote:
Yes, I am deploying to my Tomcat installation as a war file. I use
Eclipse to test my code with the App Engine before packaging the war
and deploying on Tomcat.
Thanks,
Keith
On Jan 26, 9:23 am, Alan Chaney<a...@mechnicality.com> wrote:
Are you deploying to tomcat as a war?
I re-read your earlier replies on the list and its not clear whether you
have a separate war or are deploying through eclipse.
Alan
On 1/23/2012 7:52 PM, KGD wrote:
Hi,
I am currently using Eclipse with GWT SDK 2.4.0 to develop a
GWT application. Inside Eclipse, I have tested my application to
ensure it pulls the dynamic content from a mysql database correctly.
I have deployed it to a local Tomcat 7 installaton and the
application war file deploys successfully. However, the page displays
the OLD hard-coded content which were merely placeholders.
The content that is displayed when I deploy the app to Tomcat
does not exist ANYWHERE in my source code as I removed it when I
changed the source to my database.
Again, the app works fine when using the embedded App Engine
for testing but real deployment to Tomcat continues to reflect old
content.
I have started/stopped Tomcat, cleared my browser cache,
manually deleted all files from the Tomcat webapps directory and still
it's the exact same.
There must be something that I'm missing and I'd appreciate
any help that is available.
Thanks,
KGD
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