Is this package com.xyz.dashboard.prototype.gwt.widget translatable to js?
You should insert a line in your MyModule.gwt.xml like this
!-- Specify the paths for translatable code--
source path='widget'/
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Hi
I solved the problem by creating a Debug Config in RAD/Eclipse instead
of as an Ant Target. Though, I still dont know why the ant target
(devmode) with the same options (-noserver etc) would still not break
at a break point.
Also the prev error was due to me not incl. the proper src path (I had
Hi Agi,
When use the -noserver from eclipse, I am getting the following error
on the GWT development mode window:
00:00:49.531 [TRACE] Finding entry point classes
00:00:49.531 [ERROR] Unable to find type
'com.xyz.dashboard.prototype.gwt.widget.TxnTopLevelWidget'
00:00:49.531 [ERROR] Hint: Check
and how do you exactly run your application? can you paste whole
command?
I am using -noserver argument from eclipse and it works just fine..
On Jan 4, 2:44 am, Srividhya Ramachandran svr...@gmail.com wrote:
I want to run the appln in Websphere server and trying to explore the
-noserver
I think that's not a compiler option, but an option for the GWT Hosted mode.
I don't think you have to do anything special to the compiler to run it with
your Websphere server. -noserver just means that the GWT Hosted Mode should
not start up its embedded Jetty server.
Regards,
Tobias
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I thought this was a compiler option . I am trying to use it in a ant target
and it fails.
I have the main application as a J2EE application deployed in websphere
(which is running in RAD (same as Eclipse)) using struts. So I am following
this:
That what I was wondering. But without any options or anything, I am not
able to debug the client side (GWT).
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 8:18 AM, Srividhya Ramachandran svr...@gmail.comwrote:
I thought this was a compiler option . I am trying to use it in a ant
target and it fails.
I have the
The documentation page that you mentioned has -noserver under Development
Mode Options. If you want to debug your project using a Websphere server as
backend, you probably don't want to run the compiler but the Development
Mode anyway? -startupUrl is also a Development mode option. I think you
Is it possible to debug in Hosted Mode?
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 8:32 AM, Tobias thaberm...@gmail.com wrote:
The documentation page that you mentioned has -noserver under Development
Mode Options. If you want to debug your project using a Websphere server as
backend, you probably don't want to
I tried the -noserver option with devmode and changing the startupURL, but
the debugger does not break at the breakpoint (the appln runs fine).
Any ideas? I really want to debug this app in websphere... (Note: I am able
to debug other sample applns from the same development environment.).
Any help
Make sure you have a gwt.codesvr query parameter on the URL. Otherwise
your development mode server won't be used. Then, as long as you have
a debugger attached to your development mode process, you should be
able to debug client side code.
Note that any RPC calls will be handled by server that
I am using the gwt.codesvr query parameter; I am able to see the debug
messages in the GWT Development Mode console window. The page launches
successfully, only the debugger doesnt break at the break point (client
side). I am as usual able to debug server side.
Any idea about what could be wrong?
I want to run the appln in Websphere server and trying to explore the
-noserver option. However I get the following error:
gwtc:
[java] Unknown argument: -noserver
[java] Google Web Toolkit 2.1.0
has anybody tried this successfully?
thanks
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