Hi Christian,
I'm interested on your alternative strategy, I however don't use Gradle,
and I've tried to convert it to a Maven project. It can be found here
https://github.com/cristcost/todo-gwt-polymer
It does not work yet:
if I import it in Eclipse and run, SuperDevMode complains that
Component
Could you explain better what you do mean for "not using .nocache.js" ?
What do you want to do?
Maybe you want to include directly the "#.cache.js" file for the
permutation you want to use? If it is so, for which reason
Or maybe you don't want to use the GWT app loading mechanism based on
ifra
6 minutes and half on my SSD based Quad core i7:
Handwritten:gwt-trunk cristcost$ *time* ant clean elemental dist
[]
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 6 minutes 30 seconds
*real 6m31.164s user 19m47.021s sys 0m49.040s *
Handwritten:gwt-trunk cristcost$
*
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/556
jsinterop.annotations
Truly,
If one day I'll find the man who continue using non standard packages in
GWT, I'll take all his keyboards and "hack" so that each key will output
"org.gwtproject" as a prefix to any key stroke!
:-D
Il giorno lun 26 ott 2015 alle ore 13:30 Brian Pedersen <
brian.peder
+1
as "Google uses a monorepo [...] This means there's no "release", every
dependency is a "snapshot", this is a sign of stability, I think it is
really worth to start releasing more frequently the Open Source community
edition.
Il giorno sab 2 lug 2016 alle ore 21:39 Jens ha
scritto:
> B
Ok...
I did hacked the code to force DevMode to write "pretty" output,
following is the diff of a "DemoApp.nocache.js" generated by DevMode and
one compiled with 2 permutations (for 'gecko1_8' and 'safari'):
194,201d193
< function unflattenKeylistIntoAnswers(propValArray, value){
< var answe
Which JVM are you using? Apple's 1.6 or Oracle's 1.7?
32 bit or 64 bit?
How much RAM has your mac?
What's your build system or IDE?
I have no problem on 2008 mbp with maverick, JDK 1.7 64 bit and 8 Gb ram,
Building with maven and coding with Eclipse Kepler
Il giorno martedì 5 novembre 2013, E.P.
I had to install 1.6 too even if I had 1.7 installed, I think that is a
Maverick feature started as soon as some java program starts...
I use 1.7.0_40-b43, you may try a newer version too and with some luck it
may work.
Il giorno martedì 5 novembre 2013, E.P. ha scritto:
> Hi Cristiano,
> I'm
try using the following config for gwt-maven-plugin to specify using also
gwt's rc1 dependencies:
org.codehaus.mojo
gwt-maven-plugin
${gwt.plugin.version}
compile
...
com.google.gwt
gwt-dev
${gwt.version}
com.google.gwt
gwt-codeserver
${gwt.version}
com.google.gwt
gwt-user
${gwt.ver
Ok good!
please at least let's send a new message/announcment to the User and
Contributor mailing list when such events happen :-)
I see now that someone has announced it on G+ or other media, and someone
has reported about availability of RCs into replies to other message but
sometime I just read
Ehi all!
Why not to update the website announcing the release on the homepage?
If G+ GWT page is maintained, it could be also a good idea to integrate
sort of a banner with its posts on gwtproject.org's home page, so to make
it look more alive.
It looks really sad the website now...
Cristiano
Hi Brian,
I wonder how does it works the development mode plugin?
Isn't it possible to replace it with something in pure javascript that is
based on Web Sockets?
Yesterday I was making some test with this technology (see
https://github.com/cristcost/gwt-websocket) and it it seems it has good
supp
>
>
> No, because we need blocking I/O, synchronous communication with the
> DevMode code server.
>
mmm, good point...
can we just block with a while?
> The only solution would be to use the remote debugging protocols so you
> can really pause the execution in the browser while you do things in
webworkers?
2014-02-04 Thomas Broyer :
>
>
> On Tuesday, February 4, 2014 10:38:34 AM UTC+1, Cristiano wrote:
>>
>>
>>> No, because we need blocking I/O, synchronous communication with the
>>> DevMode code server.
>>>
>>
>> mmm, good point...
>> can we just block with a while?
>>
>
> Because JS
looking at the docs of webworkers and even them don't share any state, so
it won't work it too...
Anyway it would be great to find a workaround that don't require either
Flash or browser plugin or Java Applet...
2014-02-04 Cristiano Costantini :
> webworkers?
>
>
&g
>
>
> No, really, the way forward is better tooling for SuperDevMode to provide
> a similar experience to DevMode (i.e. never leave the IDE), and even allow
> setting breakpoints and do step-by-step within JSNI.
>
> Oh if this is possible than I'm ok, I was thinking that with SuperDevMode
I would h
Hi Magnus,
you can use Apache Batik to write a Servlet that renders SVG and then sends
to the browser the image as png or jpeg.
Apache Batik is not updated since long time but it works quite well.
We use Batik with this approach since 2010, to display maps that are stored
on the server as SVG fil
Hi,
You can use Apache Batik library and write a servlet that renders
raster images from SVG files and serves them over http.
Apache Batik is not uptaded since long time, but we use it successfully by
some years to renders maps stored on the server in SVG format.
Regards,
Cristiano
Il domenica
Sorry for the double message, I had problems with the mail app and it has
delivered it now!
Il mercoledì 20 agosto 2014, Cristiano Costantini <
cristiano.costant...@gmail.com> ha scritto:
> Hi,
> You can use Apache Batik library and write a servlet that renders
> raster images fro
Hi,
find out which dependency is including ASM and then try to exclude it in
your pom.xml
In our project, app-hmi-soaconnector was importing ASM as a sub-dependency
due to CXF, so It did added the tag like you can see below
directly in our main GWT web app project.
--- app_main/hmi/app-gwt-weba
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