I'm unsure why you need to do a gwtc compile? Why is that?
G
On Wednesday, 20 November 2013 06:39:29 UTC+10, jay wrote:
We have some requirements which have forced us to run our own Jetty
server. This means we're debugging with the --noserver flag. The problem
with this is the amount of time it takes to do a command line build (and
deploy) and then run the debugger. And, of course, if your command line
compile doesn't include the right permutation, you get to do it all over
again.
My question is if someone can point us at how we can use our Jetty
process, but hook up the GWT dev mode magic so we can just fire up the
debugger and go.
Thanks,
jay
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