Ian, thank you very much for assistance. My problem was with the HTML
file. After I replaced it with yours - its started to work.
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I see, but I mean the image files themself. From where have you got
them? If I not specify "inherits" in the gwt.xml I dont have that
files in the compiled folder. Compiler creates that files only if I
use the "inherit" instruction in xml.
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Ian, thank you.
Your example really works!
One thing unclear for me: as far as I see your gwt.xml file doesn't
contain the line "". Without that
line I do not have a Standart subfolder with images in the compiled
files folder. But you have that files in your project (corner.png, for
example). S
what you deploy to the production server. I can send you a working
> project if you can't get it going.
>
> Ian
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> http://examples.roughian.com
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> On 5 April 2010 15:42, Dymytry wrote:
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> > Ian, the steps that I have made seem to be the same as you
Ian, the steps that I have made seem to be the same as yours, or I
haven't done soomething?
You have copied ALL the files of the project into war/subfolder and
changed js filename to subfolder.no_cache.js after compilation, right?
OR html file exists in another folder, such as:
..StockWatcher.htm
Ian, Thomas, your ideas seem to be very reasonable, but for me it
doesn't work.
First I want to check it not in Development mode, but after the
compilation. So, I have made the following steps with the compiled
files:
1) I placed all the files in one folder
2) linked two standart css in html and
Hello everyone!
Guys, can you give me advice about how can I change the output folder
of the GWT.
At the moment, I have:
\war - where css and html stored
\war\stockwatcher - with a number of png, js, html files
\war\stockwatcher\gwt\standard - with standart images etc
What I want is
1) to place
