On Monday, March 19, 2018 at 4:03:50 PM UTC+1, dflorey wrote:
>
> Thanks, that was the missing info I was looking for (just checked the
> maven-plugin help etc.)!!
> What is the recommended setup nowadays when using Eclipse?
> Is it recommended to use the Eclipse plugin(s) for GWT/GAE or is it
> I've been trying to create a gwt-lib that contains some static web
> resources (fonts, css, ...) to be used in depending projects.
> Where should I place these files? They used to be in the "public"
> directory on the same level as client/server/shared in the old days when
> there way just
I've been trying to create a gwt-lib that contains some static web
resources (fonts, css, ...) to be used in depending projects.
Where should I place these files? They used to be in the "public" directory
on the same level as client/server/shared in the old days when there way
just a single
Thanks, that was the missing info I was looking for (just checked the
maven-plugin help etc.)!!
What is the recommended setup nowadays when using Eclipse?
Is it recommended to use the Eclipse plugin(s) for GWT/GAE or is it better
to run everything from the command line?
Thanks again, you are the
On Monday, March 19, 2018 at 2:31:34 PM UTC+1, dflorey wrote:
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> As I test I just created a blank test project from the archetype.
> I did not manage to run it either using "maven gwt:devmode".
> Is there some additional configuration required to tell the plugin where
> to find the webapp?
>
As I test I just created a blank test project from the archetype.
I did not manage to run it either using "maven gwt:devmode".
Is there some additional configuration required to tell the plugin where to
find the webapp?
The server launches just fine, an ancient swing window pops up, but the
I've migrated one of our smaller apps.
The module.gwt.xml is generated, nice!
I'm now trying to run the gwt-app.
In the old ant / Eclipse plugin days I could just click on Run and it
launched all the required stuff in the background (app engine, code server
etc.) so I'm a bit lost how to start
That helped a lot! Thanks!
I've removed the .m2/repository and started from scratch.
I made some progress in the meantime and learned a bit about how to setup a
local repository on the way to find the right structure.
I noticed that I cannot use the IsSerializable interface in the shared
On Monday, March 12, 2018 at 2:10:46 PM UTC+1, dflorey wrote:
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> I tried to leverage your archetypes to get the gwt part (without
> appengine) running as a starting point.
> What I did:
> I created a maven project from the archetype (using the eclipse maven
> wizard).
> I can see a nice
I tried to leverage your archetypes to get the gwt part (without appengine)
running as a starting point.
What I did:
I created a maven project from the archetype (using the eclipse maven
wizard).
I can see a nice multi-module project client/shared/server in my workspace.
As per your suggestion I
Hey Thomas,
Thanks for your instant reply!
I've been thinking about Gradle (as I'm new to both) as well, but I need a
bunch of Google tools (like Cloud Endpoints) which come with a Maven plugin.
So I thought it would be easier to go with Maven (?).
Thanks for the link to the sample app!
It is
On Monday, March 12, 2018 at 12:55:22 PM UTC+1, dflorey wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
> after all those years I've decided to start migrating our GWT / App Engine
> (standard) projects from Ant to Maven.
> The main app consists of several GWT libraries and multiple modules.
> I'd also like to split the
This is the pom.xml that I've got so far:
http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0; xmlns:xsi=
"http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0
http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd;>
4.0.0
xxx-appengine
com.floreysoft.xxx
Hi folks,
after all those years I've decided to start migrating our GWT / App Engine
(standard) projects from Ant to Maven.
The main app consists of several GWT libraries and multiple modules.
I'd also like to split the monolithic app into several "microservices"
running on App Engine (frontend
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