Of course, the requirements of your particular application are the main
gating factor for any choice and we don't know what the applicaiton is.
But generally speaking, GWT is great for single-page applications;
applications that run in the browser but act like desktop applications.
Rather tha
Carlos,
You've gotten to the point of launching the SuperDevMode codeserver. So
http://localhost:9876/ is the code server. At that point, you don't need to
have the SuperDevMode page open in the browser. Now you need to load the
page the GWT app is hosted within.. I can often just go to my
It appears that older BrowserVersion identifiers have been removed from
2.11 and above and this breaks the GWTTestCase configuration code. I think
it will need a patch to make this work.
Ed
On Friday, June 28, 2013 2:23:27 PM UTC-7, emurmur wrote:
>
> I added htmlunit 2.12 to t
013 12:45:15 PM UTC-7, emurmur wrote:
>
> Thank you Thomas. It looks like htmlunit 2.11 is the first version with
> CORS support. It should also have the GWT patches so I'll try your
> suggestion with that. I'll also take a look at phantomjs. Thanks again.
>
> Ed
&g
:
>
>
> On Friday, June 28, 2013 2:22:36 AM UTC+2, emurmur wrote:
>>
>> I'm writing a test case that involves a cross-origin call and htmlunit
>> chokes on it. The code works in real browsers. Recent versions of
>> htmlunit seem to support CORS (based on comm
I'm writing a test case that involves a cross-origin call and htmlunit
chokes on it. The code works in real browsers. Recent versions of
htmlunit seem to support CORS (based on commit comments). How do I find
what version of htmlunit is bundled with GWT and is there a way to upgrade
it? Tha
Yves, I would try SuperDev mode and debug using Chrome Dev Tools and the
source maps produced by the super dev mode code server. You don't need any
special changes to your project, you just need to create a way to launch
the super dev mode code server. This is documented at
gwtproject.org.her
My understanding is that asm.js is all or nothing. It is designed as a
target for languages that manage their own memory (that is generally not
garbage collected, but you could implement garbage collection in such a
system). Firefox looks at the JavaScript and decides if it is asm.js, then
sw
my own framework. I don't use GWT widgets.
I don't use UIBinder, which uses a GWT Generator (I believe). My
understanding is that generators are very slow when used with Super Dev
Mode because they run each time the bookmarklet compile is done.
I hope that helps.
Ed
On Fri, Ap
Here is a blog post I wrote on getting the code server running with the
Elemental library. You might find stuff in it that is useful.
http://lumpofcode.blogspot.com/2012/11/configuring-gwt-codeserver-and.html
On Wednesday, February 27, 2013 1:09:59 AM UTC-8, Dominic Warzok wrote:
>
> Hey I tr
I agree with what James wrote. There is a whole class of alt-js languages
that compile to javascript. GWT if by far the most mature and usable. You
can use the mature widget library for Enterprise kinds of stuff, our use
low level browser api's and Elemental to write 'to the metal' browser co
You can set values in localstorage in one page and they can be read in
another, provided they are in the same domain. Localstorage is not secure,
so do not write sensitive data into localstorage.
On Friday, February 8, 2013 3:50:39 AM UTC-8, Visruth CV wrote:
>
> Hai,
> I have many gwt modules
Thomas suggested that it might be in a few weeks.
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/google-web-toolkit/OliX8alcMqs/ljeW_XNcY-8J
Ed
On Tuesday, January 22, 2013 2:34:13 PM UTC-8, Lyden Nee wrote:
>
> Ballpark idea of when 2.5.1 will be released?
>
> On Thursday, January 17, 2013 9:07:47 AM UTC-5,
At Thomas' suggestion I got the latest source code for GWT trunk and built
that, then used the sdk that was produced. That fixed the problem for me.
Ed
On Thursday, January 17, 2013 6:19:24 AM UTC-8, Martones wrote:
>
> Alright thanks alot Thomas !
>
> Good luck
>
> Le jeudi 17 janvier 2013 1
I got this same error the first time I tried the build. This issue is that
I checked out the source using Tortoise SVN. It was using version 1.6 SVN
database. My command line svn tools (which I installed for this purpose)
were using 1.7 database format, so the call to "svn info" failed. You
ry 15, 2013 3:14:06 AM UTC+1, emurmur wrote:
>>
>> Well, I'm not sure how to rollback to Chrome 23. I tried updating my GWT
>> plugin and SDK to latest (SDK 2.5.0 from 12/12/12 I think), but no dice.
>> Now I'm really stuck. I depend on code server and chrome d
homas Broyer wrote:
>
> We'll release 2.5.1 in the coming weeks, and it will have the fix. If you
> really need it, then either patch your GWT 2.5.0 or build GWT from trunk
> (we'll cut 2.5.1 from trunk)
>
> On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 3:14:06 AM UTC+1, emurmur wrote
one have a process for rolling back to Chrome 23?
Ed
On Monday, January 14, 2013 6:14:06 PM UTC-8, emurmur wrote:
>
> Well, I'm not sure how to rollback to Chrome 23. I tried updating my GWT
> plugin and SDK to latest (SDK 2.5.0 from 12/12/12 I think), but no dice.
> Now I
r upgrades.
Does anyone from the GWT team have a suggestion? Is anyone out there
successfully using Chrome 24/25 and Code Server and Source Maps? Thanks
for your help.
Ed
On Monday, January 14, 2013 5:23:02 PM UTC-8, emurmur wrote:
>
> That makes sense. I just uninstalled Chrome
:
>
> I think the issue could be related to this:
>
> https://gwt-review.googlesource.com/#/c/1300/1
>
> On Monday, January 14, 2013 7:46:26 PM UTC-5, emurmur wrote:
>>
>> Unfortunately, I'm just now experiencing the same thing. It started
>> happenin
Unfortunately, I'm just now experiencing the same thing. It started
happening immediately after I update to Chrome 25. It's not clear yet that
Chrome 25 is the issue. Here is what I did;
1) I was in Chrome 23, happily using code server for compiling and source
maps and chrome dev tools for d
I don't know exactly what your code looks like, but generally, you can
listen for the mousedown on the target div, but the mousemove and mouseup
you may want to listen on the body element or some enclosing parent div,
because you are constantly moving the mouse out of the div. Also, make
sure
I use SuperDevMode and debug directly in the browser using source maps. It
is a very productive workflow.
See this; https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/articles/superdevmode
And here is a blog post with more details for setting up a Run
configuration for the code server:
http://lumpofcod
My understanding is that IE10 does not implement TouchEvent. Instead it
implements a new event called a PointerEvent that unifies mouse, touch and
stylus input. However, if you only care about a single touch point then
use mouse events. they work on windows touch devices.
On Friday, Nove
See the thread at the end of this blog post. Quick answer: Elemental
support modern browsers, not IE8 or below, but GWT core libs can be
used to program the browser at a low-level and still get IE8 support.
http://lumpofcode.blogspot.com/2012/11/configuring-gwt-codeserver-and.html
Ed
On Nov 19
I am really enjoying SuperDevMode. My desire is to program to the browser,
not to a high-level GWT api. I've build an MVP framework on top of lower
level browser api's, so no UI Binder, no request factory, no GWT widgets.
Compiles are fast. Debugging in Chrome works well. There are some thi
Anyplace I wrote event.preventDefault I really meant event.stopPropagation.
Ed
On Monday, November 5, 2012 10:57:44 AM UTC-8, emurmur wrote:
>
> I took a quick look at the code you linked to in stackoverflow. I think
> the code as written has a few problems.
>
> (NOTE: I'
I took a quick look at the code you linked to in stackoverflow. I think
the code as written has a few problems.
(NOTE: I'm looking at code I wrote using the Elemental library as
reference, so some of the calls might be different in the user library).
a) The code is not filtering touches aimed
Make sure that you do a full release compile (using GWT compile from the
Google menu) once before running the code server the first time. Of
course, the source code server MUST be running for the bookmarklets to work
at all.
On Saturday, September 8, 2012 9:02:48 PM UTC-7, Paul Stockley wrote:
I'm using Elemental and writing some code that needs requestAnimationFrame.
Elemental has Window.webkitRequestAnimationFrame(), which only works on
webkit browsers (but not on earlier ones, like the Android 2.3 or 3.1
browsers). It does not work on Firefox or IE. There is a common shim used
In the Run Configuration dialog, make sure you have selected "Java
Application" from the list on the left. Choosing "Web Application" get's
all those automatic arguments and so it will not work. You are really
creating a configuration to run the code server, which is a regular Java
applicatio
Elemental is a GWT api that exposes the raw browser api's defined in
the browser IDLs. So, Elemental is a 'to the metal' way of
programming the browser using Java (assembly programmers please
forgive the usage). It allows me to program the browser in a type-
safe language using direct browser ap
I've decided to go with GWT as well. It's mature and solid. It
integrates really well javascript and there are many important related
projects (like PhoneGap integration). Ray's comments regarding
ongoing efforts have been very helpful. I'm particularly anxious to
try out Elemental. I've been
I did a little research a while back. Here are my notes;
m-gwt
http://code.google.com/p/mgwt/
Set of mobile widgets and transitions for GWT. The widgets are quite
good and work on desktop, tablet and phones. My Android 3.1 tablet
has trouble with the history, but that is a small problem. The
I can't find any link to GWT at all, not even from the open source
page. I have to say, this developer site is prettier than
code.google.com, but it's not nearly as useful.
On Apr 23, 6:55 am, Patrice De Saint Steban
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> There a new developers website for all APIs for Google
> :
I'm one of the fence sitters.
I have been using Flex/Flash, which has been fantastic, but has no
future on the mobile web. I think there are only two mature tools
that would allow me to create similarly rich applications; GWT and
Closure Tools. Google has decided that Javascript won't cut it for
I've been using Restlet starting at 1.x and now at 2.0 in my appengine
project, which has been in production for about 6 months. Much of my
UI is written using Adobe Flex. I recently attempted to use GWT for
part of the UI and had some problems, but there is a work-around and
both the GWT and the
This seems very similar to issue 4267. The issue is the GWT is
setting a system property, overriding the default transformer
factory. This causes the appengine server to get the wrong
transformer factory. The exception you are getting is not exactly the
same as the bug, but the circumstances are
return router;
}
On Jul 16, 9:13 am, emurmur wrote:
> Thank you Shyam, I verified that this eliminates the server-side
> exception when using GWT, Appengine and Restlet together when using
> XML at the transport. However, I'm still a little worried. The
> reason
Thank you Shyam, I verified that this eliminates the server-side
exception when using GWT, Appengine and Restlet together when using
XML at the transport. However, I'm still a little worried. The
reason the exception is thrown is because GWT itself writes this
system property to something that it
GWT has a bug that prevents it from being use with Restlet. The
Restlet framework has direct support for both Appengine, as a service
provider, and GWT as a client. However, a bug added to GWT since 1.7
makes it impossible to use GWT with a restlet server if you want to
use XML representations.
that
> this problem exists since V2.0, whereas the older SDK 1.7.1 works fine
> = a very poor but quick work around, that is FAR from ideal!!!
>
> Come on Google, give us a fix!
>
> Cheers
>
> Dave
>
> On Jul 8, 8:51 pm, emurmur wrote:
>
>
>
> > I
Restlet team. Thanks.
On Jul 7, 10:01 am, emurmur wrote:
> I have an Java App Engine project using SDK 1.3.5 and the latest
> Restlet GAE 2.0rc4 to implement some restful services. Everything
> worked well (this has been in production for 6 months) until I added
> GWT 2.0.4 to the
I have an Java App Engine project using SDK 1.3.5 and the latest
Restlet GAE 2.0rc4 to implement some restful services. Everything
worked well (this has been in production for 6 months) until I added
GWT 2.0.4 to the project. As soon as I check use GWT on in the
control panel in Eclipse (without
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