I was disappointed that there was no Js.js. I think there is no Js.js
because according to the release notes they just started implementing
experimental js annotations. It didn't say anything about Js.js. Js.js will
probably be in 2.8. I think 2.8 will come out within the next couple of
months
I am using IDEA 14 Ultimate edition for development of GWT application (GWT
2.7.0 SDK is used). I would like to run my application in GWT Super Dev
Mode. So I created a GWT launcher configuration with "Super Dev Mode"
checkbox selected.
When I run this configuration, the GWT code server will
Hi all,
I'm just starting with JsInterop but I can't figure out why some of the
things aren't working.
First thing first: I'm using GWT 2.7 and I've setup maven/pom
with "-XjsInteropMode" via "JS"
configuration:
org.codehaus.mojo
gwt-maven-plugin
${gwtVersion}
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JS
Thanks Jen.
Using your class, the method names of the exceptions are still obfuscated,
but at least it shows the class name and line number, which can be clicked
to get to the source.
While we're on the topic, is there a similar workaround for debugging
(setting break points, etc)? If a breakpoin
> Is there a workaround for getting the stacktraces to show up without being
> obfuscated?
>
If you use Chrome 40 and use the UncaughtExceptionHandler I linked in the
issue (comment #4) then you do not need anything regarding stack traces in
your module xml. Any exception you do not catch wil
So I have the following set in my module.gwt.xml:
I also have :
DETAILED
set in pom.xml in the config of the maven plugin.
But still, in sdm, when an error happens, the stacktrace I get is
obfuscated:
com.google.gwt.event.shared.UmbrellaException: Exception caught: (TypeErro
