You are right that we no longer launch the browser for you although we've
talked about adding this feature back in. However, you should not need to
re-open the browser each time if you are debugging the same application. If
the launch configuration is not setup to "Automatically select an unused
> Just upgraded to GWT 2.0 in Eclipse and have been trying it out. One
> thing that has been irritating me so far, is every time I run as a web
> application in Development mode, having to re-open my browser and copy
> & paste the URL (if I have previously closed the browser).
So run it as an appl
Thanks for the reply.
Is there an issue number which we're able to track at all? I did a
quick search but wasn't able to find anything.
Thanks,
Lee
On Dec 10, 4:20 pm, Rajeev Dayal wrote:
> Right now, there is no way to achieve this when using the Google Plugin for
> Eclipse. That is definitel
You can assure that it ueses the same port by giving the -
codeServerport (you have to look that one up, dont know the correct
spelling) switch. Then at least the URL doesnt change.
On Dec 10, 5:20 pm, Rajeev Dayal wrote:
> Right now, there is no way to achieve this when using the Google Plugin f
Right now, there is no way to achieve this when using the Google Plugin for
Eclipse. That is definitely one of the features on our list though.
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 11:46 AM, Lee wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> Just upgraded to GWT 2.0 in Eclipse and have been trying it out. One
> thing that has be
Hi Everyone,
Just upgraded to GWT 2.0 in Eclipse and have been trying it out. One
thing that has been irritating me so far, is every time I run as a web
application in Development mode, having to re-open my browser and copy
& paste the URL (if I have previously closed the browser).
Does anyone kn
