Re: Implementation alternatives to improve GWT RequestFactory read and write based use cases

I have an update on this thread, sorry for the delay. Upon a much deeper dive into the write side of this issue, there have been found a number of contributing factors that was causing an unnecessarily long end user wait time upon save/write. Most of these have nothing to do with GWT, RequestFa

Re: GWT 2.6 RC1 DevMode log4j fail?

Thanks for the hints! Moving the log4j jar to Bootstrap Entries from User Entries in the classpath section of Eclipse Debug Configuration solved the problem. I guess there may be some changes included 2.6 RC1 impacting the init. sequence of the log4j. On Tuesday, November 19, 2013 7:00:21 PM U

Re: GWT 2.6 RC1 DevMode log4j fail?

Moving the log4j jar to Bootstrap Entries from User Entries in the classpath section of Eclipse Debug Configuration solved the problem. I guess there may be some changes included 2.6 RC1 impacting the init. sequence of the log4j. On Tuesday, November 19, 2013 7:00:21 PM UTC+8, pierre wrote: > >

Re: Changing css without recompiling

Ok, I think I got my second option working..What I needed to do was to replace class references in my uibinder template from class="{style.myclass}" to class="myclass". In this case gwt doesn't complain in the compile phase and it will happily apply styles as referenced by the host html! Refr

Re: Changing css without recompiling

My other line of thought was as follows: At the moment my uibinder template files include the 'compile-time' css and this css file is located in a src package. Is there any way I could refer to styles in the uibinder template but not include the css (leave the tag empty) so that later on, at r

Re: Changing css without recompiling

Thanks Ed, that's close to what I'm looking for but not quite. I'll try and explain. I actually got closer (or so I thought) to achieving what I wanted. What I did is all the css classes that were included in my uibinder templates I changed to @external so they don't get obfuscated. That se

Re: Firefox in OS X freezes in DevMode.

I created a new Firefox profile, and Firefox still froze when trying to connect to Eclipse Kepler using DevMode. Using sudo to launch Firefox as root still works (Chrome works as well). I first encountered this problem on OSX 10.6, but I'm still having this issue after upgrading to 10.8.3 and J

Re: Error using IMAGE/IO in a Servlet

Hi Jens, So I tried putting it back after calling the ImageIO library and that didn't help the ImageIO problem. And I just confirmed even copying and pasting your code (thank you for providing that by the way) also cause the ImageIO stuff not to work. I get my usual error. Grrr. This

Is there a way to compile GWT code in production mode using maven.

Hi, I am trying to compile the GWT code in Production mode so that I don't have any Dev mode code in my generated JavaScript file. I have a Production App that I build using Maven and am not able to compile the code in Production mode. I set production mode to be true for my gwt-maven-plugin in

Re: Newbie Question

Use https://github.com/tbroyer/gwt-maven-archetypes to start an empty project. 2013/11/19 Andrew Smith > Hi > > I recently created a GWT starter application, which contains 3 modules, > client, server and shared. It was a simple app with a greeting service, > built using the gwt-maven-plugin. A

Re: GWT 2.6 RC1 DevMode log4j fail?

Hmm, you have way too many things in your classpath: server-side dependencies need not (and should not) be in the DevMode classpath, only in the war's WEB-INF/lib. I'd try that first (trimming the classpath, to make sure Log4J, Spring et al are only present in, and loaded from, the web context c

Newbie Question

Hi I recently created a GWT starter application, which contains 3 modules, client, server and shared. It was a simple app with a greeting service, built using the gwt-maven-plugin. All went well, but then when I tried to incorporate mvp, using views and activities, it made me change the the sh

GWT 2.6 RC1 DevMode log4j fail?

Hi, After switched to use GWT 2.6 RC1, DevMode Jetty 8.1 fail to initialize the logger for the web container. Attached 2.5 log and 2.6 log with -Dorg.apache.commons.logging.diagnostics.dest=STDERR -Dlog4j.debug=true for reference. Any tips/hints will be welcome. Many thanks! -- You recei

Re: IOS7 poor canvas performance (with touch) & backward comp. issues

Speaking of the devil... Had tried iOS 7.0.4 on Thursday to see if anything changed--nothing. Last night iOS 7.1 beta was released andits fixed. So the canvas/touchmove performance issue was a Safari bug it seems (thankfully). Like I said in the first post, the pinch not working seems to be

Re: Is there way to compile GWT in production mode?

What GWT calls "production mode" is running the JavaScript generated from the Java code by the GWT compiler, so the very fact of compiling from Java to JavaScript gives you "production mode"; there's no such thing as "compiling in production mode" and "compiling in some other mode" (there's "dr

Handling backend objects client side. Best practices?

hi, image you have multi tier java web application and you get objects from the backend, mostly object structures built of pojos. The constraint is, the backend is unaware of the client framework, i.e. there are no GWT artifacts in the backend sources or packages. Also, the frontend layer (se

Is there way to compile GWT in production mode?

Hi, I am trying to compile my GWT code in production mode using Maven. I set production mode true (as seen below) in my pom, but I still see Dev mode code in my JS files. I don't want any dev mode code in my production JS file. Is there a way to do this using Maven? Can I set some flag/ propert