Re: Launching SDM programatically from integrated tests

You could setup a stop key for the jetty and stop this with this key later. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "GWT Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

Re: Appearance of extra scroll bar in GWT Datagrid

This issue can be fixed by removing overflow attribute from the div elements that are siblings of the table element within a DataGrid widget. Example code is below $("table", dataGrid).each(next -> { Element tableElem = next.getObject(1); /* the 2nd param is the value. jQuery func

Recommendation for GWT and AppEngine communication

Is GWT + RequestFactory + Google App Engine + JDO still considered a best practice (as suggested by the GWT docs), or is there a recommended alternative, assuming I would like to use GWT with AppEngine cloud datastore? I have used this combination for a while, however the code is slowly

Re: Launching SDM programatically from integrated tests

> Once CodeServer.main() has been run, is there a way to stop the code > server, such as in the tear down method of the test? > Hmm no. I guess you would need to run it as a separate process and then kill the process. But always starting/killing SDM also costs you time so personally I would

Testing client-side behavior of GWT Apps

It depends how far you want to go. For sure with selenium/webdriver you could test any web application, but its slow and decoupled from your code. If you are fine to test your frontend code, without the slow event loops, you could do this very fast with gwtmockito. If you need a little bit more

Re: Launching SDM programatically from integrated tests

Once CodeServer.main() has been run, is there a way to stop the code server, such as in the tear down method of the test? On Sun, Apr 10, 2016 at 4:40 AM, Jens wrote: > > How can that be done? Can anyone point me to which code class / method >> needs to be called for

compilation error with 2.8.0-SNAPSHOT (guava problem)

Hello, I use the latest gwt-2.8.0-snapshot + guava-20.0-snapshot. When I perform GWT compilation in Eclipse (by directly calling the Compiler from a launch config) everything works as expected. But when I compile using gwt-maven-plugin, the following error is raised: [INFO][ERROR] Errors in

Disable code elimination for a class

Dear All, I am using AutoValue with GWT 2.7 and run into an issue that serialization code is eliminated for AutoValue classes. https://github.com/google/auto/tree/master/value The eliminated classes are used as fields of other AutoValue classes, so they are not directly used as RPC call