It's not clear. gwt-maven-plugin user's guide
http://mojo.codehaus.org/gwt-maven-plugin/user-guide/project.html
has a screenshot eclipse package explorer of gwt.xml in src/main/
resources then under Multi-project setup a text diagram with gwt.xml
in src/main/java
Then
Chapter 15 of OSGI in Action just published by Manning converts the
Stockwatcher example to a web application bundle and shows both local
and remote servers with distributed OSGI. Another chapter shows Apache
Aries and the Blueprint container.
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scopeprovided/scope
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(gwt.version property was outdated at pom.xml).
Best regards,
Fábio Miranda.
On 30 dez 2010, 19:34, Gary S agilej...@earthlink.net wrote:
I have a multi Maven module project that built
I have a multi Maven module project that built and ran as a Web
Application without error (it took 2 weeks of dumpster diving). After
updating to GWT 2.1.1, GPE 3.6, and GWT Maven Plugin 2.1.0-1 I can
still build and launch as a Web Application but in Eclipse Development
Mode view there is this:
I get module errors when launching as a Web Application and running
JUnit. I've tried to follow the GWT and gwt-maven-plugin
documentation. It would help if my log told me what GWT thinks my
module configuration is. Also, is there a better writeup on how to
configure GWT modules?
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We have a GWT application laid out in the old way with lots of nested
HorizontalPanels, VerticalPanel, FloatPanels etc. Designers want me to
apply CSS ZenGarden type layouts. I know this is impractical and
HTMLPanels are what should be used with CSS layout.
I can set negative margin and contents
I see gwt-validation and other projects that offer JSR 303 compliance
but I they show little activity. Is anyone having success or is
something better coming? I'd like to add a validation framework in the
next 6 months and don't know which one to use.
Hi Jason,
I don't see anything in .log. In Properties-Google-Web Toolkit I
changed from Use default SDK(1.7.0) to Use specific SDK 1.7.0 and the
problem hasn't been back.
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Sometimes, I think after running hosted mode, Eclipse loses its
reference to GWT classes. Java Buildpath says missing for the SDK.
When I go to Web Application and click through configure SDK the
problem goes away for a while.
OS X 10.5
Java 1.5
GWT 1.7
gwt-mvp (included gin)
The Plugin's unit testing doc only shows a run configuration
http://code.google.com/eclipse/docs/gwt_junit.html
It links to a page showing junitCreator
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/1.6/DevGuideTesting.html
I'm missing the part showing to make it work where the test classes
are under
I tried Soylatte 32 bit Java 6 for Mac
http://www.mail-archive.com/google-web-toolkit@googlegroups.com/msg10100.html
It failed because GWT won't start hosted mode if you run Java 6 on OS X
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I want to test a RemoteService, its Async and an RPCServlet with an
ordinary TestCase that calls the Servlet. Is there an example of how
to do this?
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In understand the client can't use the concurrent classes but some
people seem to be able to use some Google Collection classes.
If it's possible to use Multimap in the client, how do I configure it?
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I'm creating a project for the plugin + guice gin + gwt validation. It
looks easy enough to do myself, but I want to check if there's a
standard way of doing this. I'd think lots of Google plugin projects
would also use gin and perhaps gwt validation.
I tried Google plugin on my multi-module Maven project that already
supports GWT. It has a war in one of the modules. I enabled GWT plugin
for the root project and set the SDK to the existing GWT 1.6.4.
There were no errors but Eclipse takes forever to update Dependencies
and I couldn't create a
I added Gin modules to one of my GWT modules and now I get these
failures. 2 GWT modules try to rebind the same class with 2 different
generators and both are the wrong generators
GWT module without Gin
Compiling module org.kuali.student.lum.ui.requirements.Requirements
Computing all possible
I'm adding Gin, which generates the injector implementation with
GWT.create. Now, I get errors new in other places that use GWT.create.
They aren't using the correct Generator class anymore. One of these
uses ImmutableImageBundle, I see this should be replaced with
ClientBundle, but it worked
I have a picklist using the PagingScrollTable (Feb 27 build and only
have 1 page). I select rows, then copy them to another
PagingScrollTable and remove the selected rows from the first table.
This works, except not all selected rows disappear from the first
table. When I select rows 0,1,2, they
than Constructors.
Is there a clean(er) way to do this? Has anyone done something similar
with Guice Gin provider methods?
Gary S
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There is a check for Java version that terminates the build before
compiling.
Gary
On Feb 1, 12:32 am, Shawn Brown big.coffee.lo...@gmail.com wrote:
Assuming that hosted mode runs off of compiled java code, what about
having soylatte 1.6 source files and setting a .class file
compatibility
There is a way to run Eclipse for OS x with 32 bit soylatte Java 6
http://tech-nickel.blogspot.com/2009/01/java-on-mac-os-x-try-soy-latte.html
Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!
Oh... wait..
Soylatte: XstartOnFirstThread is currently not supported
So I delete that, only to get
You must use a Java 1.5
Soylatte has a 32 bit Intel Java 6 which should allow OS X to run
hosted mode on a Mac.
http://landonf.bikemonkey.org/static/soylatte/#usage
It's a Standard VM and Eclipse doesn't allow Standard VM's in OS X.
A patch for Eclipse was created
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=211648
I have to use Java 6
Gary
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