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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You can do it that way (which I did because it was easiest) or you can get
them out of the gwt-user.jar (which is where they are from originally. They
turn up in the /war/ directory anyway as soon as you fire up dev mode.
Ian
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On 6 April 2010 16:17, Dymytry wrote:
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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No, it's in the HTML as a link
Ian
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On 6 April 2010 15:32, Dymytry wrote:
> 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 " name='com.google.gwt.user.theme.standard.Standa
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
Private email sent - if anyone else should want the project, just let me
know.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
On 6 April 2010 07:27, Dymytry wrote:
> Ian, probably sending the project is a very good idea. You can see my
> email, right? Or tell me a link, if you can put it on your site.
> So
Ian, probably sending the project is a very good idea. You can see my
email, right? Or tell me a link, if you can put it on your site.
Sorry for inconvenience.
On Apr 5, 8:43 pm, Ian Bambury wrote:
> What I did is:
>
> - Once in the project:
>
> - Copy all the standard CSS to the /war/ d
What I did is:
- Once in the project:
- Copy all the standard CSS to the /war/ directory - everything at one
level
- Access it via a in the HTML file (i.e. don't do it in the module
(*.gwt.xml) file
- Change the CSS to get rid of the paths
You now have everything for your project
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
Just tried my way, and it works OK in production (that was the whole point,
wasn't it?), css and all. I can't see why Thomas's wouldn't either.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
On 5 April 2010 09:36, Dymytry wrote:
> Ian, Thomas, your ideas seem to be very reasonable, but for me it
> doesn't
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
Using the public folder means that, until it's fixed, you'll have to refresh
twice to get some changes to show up in dev mode (as someone else discovered
today).
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
On 2 April 2010 21:58, Thomas Broyer wrote:
>
>
> On 2 avr, 20:30, Ian Bambury wrote:
> > I haven
On 2 avr, 20:30, Ian Bambury wrote:
> I haven't tried this but...
>
> What I'd try is:
>
> - Copy all the standard CSS to the /war/ directory - everything at one
> level
> - Access it via a in the HTML file.
> - Change the CSS to get rid of the paths
>
> When you want to upload
>
>
I haven't tried this but...
What I'd try is:
- Copy all the standard CSS to the /war/ directory - everything at one
level
- Access it via a in the HTML file.
- Change the CSS to get rid of the paths
When you want to upload
- take a copy of the /war/ file
- Move all the gener
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
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