Hi Jens-
Just letting you know I found the problem using the "pause on exceptions"
feature. Handy that! Thanks for leading me in the right direction!
Robert
On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 11:32 AM, Robert J. Carr wrote:
> Hi Jens-
>
> Thanks, I also thought of using the debugger and I think I might
Hi Jens-
Thanks, I also thought of using the debugger and I think I might already
have a lead. Great advice! I didn't know about the other debugging
features you mentioned so I'll make a note of those.
I am finding that I need to use the bookmarklets most of the time. It
isn't a major nuisance
Sounds strange.
You can open Chrome Dev Tools and on the sources tab there is a small
"pause" icon on the right which says "Pause on exceptions". You can even
tell Chrome to pause on any exception regardless if caught or not.
So you could start your app and before clicking the tab that does no
I have an old project (been around since the early days of gwt) that's
pretty large (the compiled javascript file is about 600KB). I'm using GWT
2.7 and at some point a while ago the old dev mode stopped working
(basically the browser wouldn't load the plug-in) and so I've lived without
it. I
