H all,
Just wanted to know if GWT 2.6 is compatible with Java 1.5? Or in other
words which maximum GWT version we can go considering we have Java 1.5
available on Tomcat AS 7 server?
Didn't find the info on the GWT project page.
Thanks.
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i should write something in java 1.4 again
generics are so next century
2015-06-16 15:11 GMT+02:00 Suleman Butt suleman.b...@gmail.com:
H all,
Just wanted to know if GWT 2.6 is compatible with Java 1.5? Or in other
words which maximum GWT version we can go considering we have Java 1.5
When is GWT 2.8 supposed to ever reach RC status?
It was my understanding that it initially was supposed to be released
last May ?
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GWT 2.6 requires Java 6. I don't remember when Java 5 support got killed,
but given the release notes it seems that GWT 2.2 already produced warnings
about using Java 5.
If I would need to guess I would say GWT 2.3 might still work with Java 5
but GWT 2.4 will probably not.
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In my app, I have created an interface
CommonLabels extends Constants
As name suggests, it contains all the labels that can be user on any page.
There are some pages that use this interface directly.
I have created other interfaces (eg LoginLabels) for each page that extend
this interface
Correction:
I am getting the behavior I wanted for *LoginLabels.java* such that
*LoginLabels_fr
extends CommonLabels_fr* by default. It works as I intended.
But I still don't know why it is not generating a *CommonLabels_fr.java*
Thanks,
Tushar
On Wednesday, June 17, 2015 at 12:25:00 AM
Sorry, I answered to your mail to the Guava list before seeing this message
in the moderation queue (and once approved, it didn't show up immediately,
hence my belated response here):
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/guava-discuss/Uordkib4G4w/jg26fYxWYa8J
There, I wrote:
According to
GWT will not create the CommonLabels_fr.properties, but if you create it,
it will be used by LogingLabels_fr, isn't it? You can force
ComonLabels_fr.java creation adding GWT.create(CommonLabels.class) in your
code (not recommended). You can see why and how localizable resources are
generated
Features that I hope will still be supported (or have replacements) in GWT
3.0:
* The core parts of the widget library, i.e. the base widgets, composites,
cell widgets (e.g. CellTable, DataGrid), and layout panels. However, I will
not miss the old-style table-based panels and all deprecated
