And also, how do you cause the linkers not to run on devMode?
On Wednesday, April 11, 2012 4:21:48 PM UTC+3, Joshua Kappon wrote:
>
> Thanks,
>
> Can you explain the relationship between the two linkers?
>
> On Monday, April 9, 2012 3:39:03 AM UTC+3, Shawn wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> > Followed this th
Thanks,
Can you explain the relationship between the two linkers?
On Monday, April 9, 2012 3:39:03 AM UTC+3, Shawn wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > Followed this thread, and also stumbled the same problem.
> > anyone solved this?
>
> >> DevMode warning: Clobbering appcache.nocache.manifest to allow
> debugg
Hi,
> Followed this thread, and also stumbled the same problem.
> anyone solved this?
>> DevMode warning: Clobbering appcache.nocache.manifest to allow debugging.
>> Recompile before deploying your app!
>>
>> And the appcache.nocache.manifest_user-agent doesn't contain the js file
>> name!
>>
>>
Followed this thread, and also stumbled the same problem.
anyone solved this?
On Saturday, September 3, 2011 11:37:57 AM UTC+3, -sowdri- wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> The above solution was working fine, i even deployed a version and tested
> it live!
>
> But suddenly i've started getting this error:
>
>
Passing -compileReport into the gwt compiler while using this linker results
in this: http://pastebin.com/dzDafk96
If it is any help this is what I made following a video about
GWT. http://pastebin.com/tjTghKVA No template file necessary.
I changed the name of the outputted file so that both your
Hi,
The above solution was working fine, i even deployed a version and tested it
live!
But suddenly i've started getting this error:
DevMode warning: Clobbering appcache.nocache.manifest to allow debugging.
Recompile before deploying your app!
And the appcache.nocache.manifest_*user-agent *
You must also add this file in the same package as the above class for this
to work:
appcache.manifest.template
http://pastebin.com/ipWSVDS9
Thanks,
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Thanks Shawn and Stefan! This post helped a lot in designing this linker.
A linker based on the discussion above could be found here:
GWT HTML5 Offline Manifest Generation Linker
http://pastebin.com/JHi7NEuA
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> Do I have to rename the returned offline manifest to match the name
> described in the HTML file? (appcache.nocache.manifest)
No,
1) get the servlet context at init time
private ServletContext context;
@Override public void init(FilterConfig arg0) throws ServletException {
So now I created a servlet filter that listens for request for the
offline manifest. Not perfect, but working.
Upon requesting the offline manifest, the filter redirects to the
version applicable for the current user-agent.
Problem is, that as soon as there is no network connection, the
offline mo
. I need to add in some .css and .gif files, as well
> as get the rpc stuff under network so I do the following: (well I
> took some other stuff out ... but this is mostly it )
One more thing:
private void addToCache(StringBuilder buf, EmittedArtifact artifact) {
buf.append("/
Hi,
> Sorry for getting confused with the API. I did not want to sound
> "rude"...
Yeah no problem at all...
> The only solution I have come up so far is this:
> (It generates an offline manifest for every user.agent. So after
> compiling I have six different manifests in the WAR directory.
W
Sorry for getting confused with the API. I did not want to sound
"rude"...
Using the @Shardable annotation, the method link(...) gets called for
every permutation.
The paramter ArtifactSet artifacts contains exactly those files I need
and want to add to my offline manifest.
Sadly I am stuck on ge
> @1: Chrome Dev Tools are great. Nevertheless I was thinking about
> reading the online/offline DOM flag from within my client code to
> detect whether the application is online or offline.
Oh, that I do not know.
> @2: Great idea. Servlet filter, intercepting requests to
> appcache.nocache.mani
Hello Shwan,
Thanks for you reply!
@1: Chrome Dev Tools are great. Nevertheless I was thinking about
reading the online/offline DOM flag from within my client code to
detect whether the application is online or offline.
@2: Great idea. Servlet filter, intercepting requests to
appcache.nocache.ma
Hi,
> I already succeeded in tweaking the simpleappcachelinker class a
> little bit to create a first simple Offline application.
>
> Now I have two question concerning this topic:
>
> 1.) Are there methods inside GWT to read HTML5 Offline Web Appliation
> events? (Online? Offline? Finished Cachin
Hello,
I already succeeded in tweaking the simpleappcachelinker class a
little bit to create a first simple Offline application.
Now I have two question concerning this topic:
1.) Are there methods inside GWT to read HTML5 Offline Web Appliation
events? (Online? Offline? Finished Caching? Cachin
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