Have GWT 2.7.0 SuperDevMode reuse old compile-n files from last run

2015-05-17 Thread salek . talangi 
Hello,

I'm using GWT 2.7.0 SuperDevMode and start the codeserver from Eclipse Luna 
SR2 under Win 8.1, but as plain Java application without using the Eclipse 
plugin.
My log starts with these lines on startup all the time:

Turning off precompile in incremental mode.
Super Dev Mode starting up
   workDir: C:\Users\myuser\workspace\myproj\codeserver
   Public resources found in...
   Translatable source found in...
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger 
(org.eclipse.jetty.util.log).
log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.
   Loading Java files in mymodule.
   Persistent unit cache dir set to: 
C:\Users\myuser\workspace\myproj\codeserver\mymodule\compile-1\gwt-unitCache
   Looking for previously cached Compilation Units in 
C:\Users\myuser\workspace\myproj\codeserver\mymodule\compile-1\gwt-unitCache
   *Found 0 cached/archived units.  Used 0 / 4872 units from cache.*
   Compiling...
  0% complete (ETR: ?)
  10% complete (ETR: 350 seconds)
  20% complete (ETR: 217 seconds)
  30% complete (ETR: 231 seconds)
  40% complete (ETR: 183 seconds)
  50% complete (ETR: 143 seconds)
  60% complete (ETR: 105 seconds)
  70% complete (ETR: 71 seconds)
  80% complete (ETR: 44 seconds)
  90% complete (ETR: 21 seconds)
  100% complete (ETR: 0 seconds)
  Compilation completed in 219,33 seconds
   Added 4872 units to cache since last cleanup.


Is it somehow possible to have the codeserver use the old data from 
compile-1, compile-2, compile-3... instead of starting with a full compile 
on startup every time?
It seems there is no need for this (the incremental compiling after a 
change works), so I think it should be possible.

Could this be related to the way Eclipse ends the codeserver (terminates 
it), so that it can't "clean up" for the next start?

My startup parameters are as follows:
-src src -workDir ${workspace_loc:myproj}/codeserver -port 1234 mymodule 
-logLevel 
TRACE -war C:\Users\myuser\workspace\myproj\war -incremental -precompile 
-workDir 
C:\Users\myuser\workspace\myproj\codeserver


Thank you & Best regards
Salek

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Re: Does GWT has any support for data binding?

2015-05-17 Thread Arnaud Tournier 
Jeff Larsen  writes:

> 
> 
> From 2.1 on it has databinding added. Check out the editor framework. 
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/Editors
> 
> 


I suggest you try HexaBinding, which is non invasive and only focused on 
data binding. Here is the link : 
https://github.com/ltearno/hexa.tools/blob/master/hexa.binding/README.md

It works with pure Java, GWT and will soon work also with Android and 
JavaFX. It may even work with J2Objc but not sure yet...

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