Re: What is planned release date for GWT 2.8 (with lambdas) ?

Thanks a lot for the detailed description of the issue! I was thinking about using *gwt-2.8.0-snapshot* from their OSS Sonatype repository but the problem is that my project is in production with users using it ev

Debugger doesn't work for client package

Hi All, I am using eclipse to debug GWT application, The debugger is working well for classes in server package, but in client package it seems as if it doesn't notice the breakpoints @ all. environment: Win7 - jdk 1.7.0 64 bit - eclipse juno Any ideas guys? -- You received this message becau

compile to java 5 target bytecode, server side GWT(?)

Hi, I need to deploy a gwt application on an infrastrutture running java5 jvm(s) :-( I have read that, starting from gwt 2.5, gwt libs have been compiled with a java6 bytecode target. My question is.. Has anyone tried to compile newer GWT versions (2.5,2.6,2.7), server side libs, with a java5 tar

Re: How to draw horizontal line (equivalent tag) in GWT 2.3 ?

This works for me: panel.add(new HTML("")); On Tuesday, June 3, 2014 2:32:50 PM UTC-4, cellepo wrote: > > I tried dominique calcinelli's suggestion but could not figure out how to > get around this error: > Node cannot be inserted at the specified point in the hierarchy > > So I eneded up just

Re: Debugger doesn't work for client package

See http://www.gwtproject.org/doc/latest/tutorial/debug.html On 23 December 2014 at 08:47, osama yaccoub wrote: > Hi All, > I am using eclipse to debug GWT application, The debugger is working well > for classes in server package, but in client package it seems as if it > doesn't notice the brea

Re: compile to java 5 target bytecode, server side GWT(?)

It's not possible because compiling with target doesn't ensure that will work. For example, if the class A is new in Java 7 and it's used in the class B in GWT 2.7, B will not work on JRE 5 and 6. You may try to use backporting tools if you want

Re: compile to java 5 target bytecode, server side GWT(?)

Thankyou, These backporting tools look interesting, wikipedia states that they convert java5->java4,3 I nave not found java6->java5 translator. I'll try them. Has anyone tried this yet? Just an idea, and just for curiosity, using a Gwt 2.7/2.6 application with 2.4 libs on the backend.. Is goin

Re: compile to java 5 target bytecode, server side GWT(?)

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Re: compile to java 5 target bytecode, server side GWT(?)

> > Just an idea, and just for curiosity, using a Gwt 2.7/2.6 application with > 2.4 libs on the backend.. Is going to work? If you use GWT-RPC then most likely not. GWT-RPC has a version number and it is likely that the version has been incremented between GWT 2.4 and 2.6/7. So you must use

jqm4gwt 1.4.5 released

New version of jqm4gwt 1.4.5 is released. It's advanced wrapper over jQuery Mobile framework. Source: https://github.com/jqm4gwt/jqm4gwt Demo is here: http://jqm4gwt.appspot.com/ -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Web Toolkit" group. To un

GWT for Web Development (again)

Hi, I suppose the question has been discussed many times but I will like to reopen the issue. Since I discovered GWT, aprox. 5 years ago, I do not want any other framework. It gives me the right tool to get a good productivity, forget about passing HTTP params back and forward, enjoy lots of li