You should aim to build a proper war / exploded war. Then everything tomcat
needs is already in WEB-INF/classes and WEB-INF/lib.
-- J.
blackh...@gmail.com schrieb am Montag, 25. März 2024 um 13:48:21 UTC+1:
> i cleaned the project and did a full rebuild. which seemed to fix the
> reload
i cleaned the project and did a full rebuild. which seemed to fix the
reload issue.
Now i need to know how to tell tomcat where my sources are (classpath)
i have tried using the tomcat without eclipse; So basicly starting it via
the (windows) service.
I also tried starting tomcat from eclipse
Sure you can also use tomcat or any other servlet container as you just
deploy a war file/folder.
Does the browser actively reload the page? Or does the compile loop happen
without reloading the page? I never heard of a compile loop so far so I
assume that the browser actively reloads the
Hi Jens,
Thank you for the quick reply. I have tomcat as external web server.
That should work too, doesn't it?
My files are compiled in {projectfolder}\GWT\war\demo
I am letting tomcat point to that folder and if i would add the following
lines to my demo-codeserver task:
Then i get the
CodeServer has a parameter named launcherDir which should point to your
exploded war directory. CodeServer generates a special index.nocache.js
file which needs to be deployed with your war file. Once you have done
that, you just have to open the url to your deployed war file.
So in addition
Hi all,
With the release of GWT 2.11.0 Using DevMode as an application server is
deprecated.
>From the release notes:
"Using DevMode as an application server is deprecated, and may be removed
or changed in a future release. Please migrate local development workflows
to using a general purpose
... and I also have a Padlet for all the actual infos about GWT / J2CL,
enjoy:
https://bit.ly/GWTIntroPadlet
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Am So., 24. März 2024 um 23:48 Uhr schrieb
