Hi all,
I am new to GWT. Need your input. Current app is using GWT 1.7.0
Is it better to migrate to gwt2.6.1 because it will be much smoother with
less hurdles than migrating to gwt2.7.0 since I am new to gwt ?
(OR)
Is it better to migrate to gwt2.7.0 e
IMHO it would be better to go with 2.7.0 so that you will be less likely
to accidentally use deprecated stuff ...
On 12/17/2014 09:48 AM, ssg wrote:
Hi all,
I am new to GWT. Need your input. Current app is using GWT 1.7.0
Is it better to migrate to gwt2.6.1 because it will be much smoother
wi
Upgrading from 1.7 will probably mean quite some work anyways.
So I would go with 2.7 because it has a much faster SuperDevMode which is
important because up-to-date Chrome/FireFox/Opera/Safari do not support
classic GWT DevMode anymore.
The only really important difference between 2.6.1 and 2
Thanks a lot Jens.
As I am new to GWT & development, I have done the following based on
current App gwt1.7.0
1) I have downloaded standalone GWT SDK 2.7.0
2) Current build.xml file using HostedMode as follows
*Should I change the above lines to SuperDevMode ? *
3) Current App gwt 1.7
Thanks a lot for the previous response. Can someone please answer my
questions below.
As I am new to GWT & development, I have done the following based on
current App gwt1.7.0
1) I have downloaded standalone GWT SDK 2.7.0
2) Current build.xml file using HostedMode as follows
*Should I c
>
> As I am new to GWT & development, I have done the following based on
> current App gwt1.7.0
> 1) I have downloaded standalone GWT SDK 2.7.0
> 2) Current build.xml file using HostedMode as follows
>
> classname="com.google.gwt.dev.HostedMode">
> *Should I change the above lines to S
Hi,
My question will maybe seem to you stupid, but why do you need upgrade to GWT
2.7?
The GWT of your project has never been updated for over 5 years.
Then suddenly you need to do it by your self! without even know GWT!
To really enjoy GWT 2.7 , you should rewrite almost all your project.
So f
Fabien, gwt1.7.0 does not support higher IE browsers. To support IE 10 and
above browsers we have to upgrade gwt. Hope I clarified your question. Can
you please answer my earlier questions?
On Wednesday, December 17, 2014 6:39:05 PM UTC-5, Fabien Dumay wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> My question will maybe
Jens,
Extremely sorry for multiple postings of same questions. Reason for this is
I did not find my earlier postings. A BIG thank you for answering my
questions. I will start working towards implementing your suggestions. I
will get back to you soon. Thanks a lot once again.
On Wednesday, Dece
Hello ssg,
Even Iam sailing in the same boat. I have to choose GWT 2.6 or 2.7 to
migrate the old GWT 1.6.
Did you get any result whether gwt-ext version 2 will workout for GWT 2.7?
If we try to replace GWT-Ext with SmartGwt there's hell lot of work
anticipated. Its like working from the scratc
Use ext4j it should help.
On 28 Apr 2015 13:09, "Nandita" wrote:
> Hello ssg,
>
> Even Iam sailing in the same boat. I have to choose GWT 2.6 or 2.7 to
> migrate the old GWT 1.6.
> Did you get any result whether gwt-ext version 2 will workout for GWT 2.7?
> If we try to replace GWT-Ext with Smar
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