The features I'm using continue to work, although the google server sends a
warning with every request that the API version is obsolete. If you like, I
can post back when I've done some investigation into what would need to be
updated. I may have some free cycles to put into making some updates
You can also run a local instance of your target server and set the
noServer option on the gwt plugin. I do this using a maven project in
NetBeans, for example, which has built in support for my target platform
(wildfly, and previously glassfish). It's also impossible for my project to
run on
Thomas,
Thanks so much - it worked great.
One more (related) question, if I may. How do I best update the
server-side code? Right clicking on the text editor in the IDE and
selecting "Validate" works (as does exiting the IDE and re-running). Is
that the best / only way?
Thanks again,
On Saturday, August 25, 2018 at 5:19:10 PM UTC+2, Mike O. wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am new to GWT (but not to Java) and have no experience with servers. I
> have downloaded GWT and am running the StockWatcher example.
> I can change the example and recompile, but there is no server running.
> In
