Re: GWT Eclipse Plugin - three development modes

…or your client and server code live in different projects (for classpath isolation), which makes it impractical to use DevMode's embedded server. AFAIK, GWT Eclipse Plugin has a way to start both a server (using Eclipse tooling) and GWT SuperDevMode with a single click. And this is probably the

Re: GWT Eclipse Plugin - three development modes

> Can eclipse do this or are there maven goals? > You could use a Maven Jetty plugin to deploy your server side code along with the static files provided by GWT Development Mode. I guess Eclipse can also do it using the Eclipse WTP tools. What are the benefits of option 1? > Some apps don

Re: GWT Eclipse Plugin - three development modes

> > Option 1 means that you are responsible to provide a server that serves at > least the static files GWT Development Mode produces (all files stored at > the location of the -war / -launcherDir parameter). If you also have server > side code your server would also need to serve that code as

Re: GWT Eclipse Plugin - three development modes

Option 1 means that you are responsible to provide a server that serves at least the static files GWT Development Mode produces (all files stored at the location of the -war / -launcherDir parameter). If you also have server side code your server would also need to serve that code as well. It's

GWT Eclipse Plugin - three development modes

Hello, I am using GWT Eclipse plugin with Eclipse Neon. I can run my app by choosing "Run As" - "GWT Development Mode with Jetty". Then, the application may be accessed at http://127.0.0.1:/index.html. (I always used only this.) Concerning to the documentation