Hi Dave,
GWT supports code generation at compile time. This allows you to
instantiate classes by name (string) at compile time. Have a look at
http://programmatica.blogspot.com/2007/10/classfornamefullyqualifiedclassnamenewi.html
This blog entry has some gaps in source code. If you need a comple
Maybe one of my earlier post helps you:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_thread/thread/cd39774877d1e320/8924f3f46c95b939?hl=en#8924f3f46c95b939
Regards,
Christoph
On Aug 19, 4:14 pm, "willemsl...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> Thanks for your answer, Lothar.
>
> The info on jetty y
Hi Roman,
I had the same issue after upgrading to GWT 1.6 and after a lot of
trial and error I found a solution.
You must add a jetty-web.xml to your configuration. Put it in the
beside your web.xml file.
My confifiguration looks like the following:
http://jetty.mortbay.org/configure.dtd";>
I have the same problem here and tried to get it working, but I
couldn't find out how to configure the embedded tomcat. Maybe some of
the experienced users can help?
King regards,
Christoph
On Jan 30, 6:39 pm, marcelstoer wrote:
> How do you use a JDBC realm for form-based authentication in hos
he
> > new configuration consisting of an unmodified module A and a modified
> > module B. If you don't do that testing, then your production
> > environment will be in an unkown configuration (i.e., technically
> > broken). If you do do that testing, then you will
Hello,
i have a question related to packaging a larger business application.
I am building a GWT application that contains two parts, a generic
part and a customer specific part that will be changed for every
customer. Both parts depend on each other and shall be integrated into
one big applicati
Hello,
i have a question related to packaging a larger business application.
I am building a GWT application that contains two parts, a generic
part and a customer specific part that will be changed for every
customer. Both parts depend on each other and shall be integrated into
one big applicati
