T. dupont.nico...@gmail.com wrote:
Mmm, it looks my Element was null. Strange that it doesn't throw a
NullPointerException instead.
On 12 mar, 16:29, Miles T. dupont.nico...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have an issue which randomly happens in hosted mode in Windows XP
(IE6) when calling
Hi,
How to setting DataSource in GWT 1.6 (Hosted mode - Jetty)?
Hoping for some guidance.
Thanks Regards,
Wilton
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How to setting DataSource in GWT 1.6 (Hosted mode - Jetty)?
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I have tested with the new GWT release and it does work.
Thank you for your help Bruno.
On Mar 10, 8:49 am, noon bruno.marches...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
After some investiation, I confirm that the issue was onGWTside (and
especially in CompilingClassLoader.findClass method).
I write was
hi, i get this error when i tried debug mode:
debug-connect-gwt-shell:
** Unable to find a usable Mozilla install **
You may specify one in mozilla-hosted-browser.conf, see comments in
the file for details.
/home/mibtar/NetBeansProjects/webapps/WebApplication1/nbproject/build-
gwt.xml:34: The
:
inherits name='net.sf.gilead.emul.java5.ejb3.Ejb3'/
To my surprise my hosted mode with the -noserver option started
working. So, I'm a bit confused now. Do I need to keep this line in my
configuration or not? What exactly does it do? I was under the
impression that it was there to make
is there a way to use hosted mode in netbeans 6.5? like in eclipse.
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If you run the project in debug mode you'll get GWT hosted mode automatically.
Bare in mind 2 additional things that netbeans will do:
1) start the debugger as well (which I find very useful)
2) start your real external Tomcat instance as the server
Hope that helps.
//J
mibtar wrote
this line from my gwt.xml file
just to see what it would do:
inherits name='net.sf.gilead.emul.java5.ejb3.Ejb3'/
To my surprise my hosted mode with the -noserver option started
working. So, I'm a bit confused now. Do I need to keep this line in my
configuration or not? What exactly does it do? I
I dunno - it works for me. The lib directory is only for deployment. Check
the classpath of your run configuration to make sure that your lib is
actually on the class path.
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 5:21 AM, Jerome jerome.mil...@gmail.com wrote:
I am migrating a projet from GWT 1.5 to 1.6.
On 03/05/2009 11:21 AM, Jerome wrote:
Is there any way I could force Jetty to behave like Tomcat before and
see my external jars where they are (or am I doiong something
wrong)?.
This issue is fixes in r4944. See
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=3435
Best
use your favorite servlet container as server for your
gwt shell.
regards,
Gede sutarsa
2009/3/3 grishag grigori.gold...@gmail.com
Hi,
I have a problem running GWT in hosted mode using JPA annotated domain
classes. I can compile my project to JavaScript, package it up in a
war
I am migrating a projet from GWT 1.5 to 1.6.
The server-side of my project uses my project classes and a number of
external jars (that are located for example in my maven local
repository).
With GWT 1.5, having these jars in the classpath defined in the
launcher was enough to have the embedded
Hi!
I wonder if it's possible to disable the caching of HTTP (GET)
requests in hosted mode?
In web mode (Opera and Firefox) there's no caching. I haven't tried IE
or Chrome yet though.
I don't want to add any unique identifier to the URL.
The code I'm using is more or less identical to:
http
Thanks for the link to the Gilead forum.
As per your discussion there, I removed this line from my gwt.xml file
just to see what it would do:
inherits name='net.sf.gilead.emul.java5.ejb3.Ejb3'/
To my surprise my hosted mode with the -noserver option started
working. So, I'm a bit confused now
Thanks for the link to the Gilead forum.
As per your discussion there, I removed this line from my gwt.xml file
just to see what it would do:
inherits name='net.sf.gilead.emul.java5.ejb3.Ejb3'/
To my surprise my hosted mode with the -noserver option started
working. So, I'm a bit confused now
and see if hosted mode launches
with the JPA annotations? Then add the Gilead library, see if it
works, then add the GXT library and see if it works.
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On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 5:57 PM, grishag grigori.gold...@gmail.com wrote:
It's strange but I'm not running with the embedded
. We use JPA annotated
beans on the client side all the time and all of them have
CascadeType. We don't use either Gilead or GXT, so it might have
something to do with those libraries. Can you try to create small
sample project without those libraries and see if hosted mode launches
with the JPA
Hi,
you may need to take a look at -noserver option when running your gwt shell.
with this, you could use your favorite servlet container as server for your
gwt shell.
regards,
Gede sutarsa
2009/3/3 grishag grigori.gold...@gmail.com
Hi,
I have a problem running GWT in hosted mode using JPA
shell.
with this, you could use your favorite servlet container as server for your
gwt shell.
regards,
Gede sutarsa
2009/3/3 grishag grigori.gold...@gmail.com
Hi,
I have a problem running GWT in hosted mode using JPA annotated domain
classes. I can compile my project to JavaScript
Hmm, have you checked the classpath you use for your GWTCompile and
hosted mode launching in Ant? Make sure they're the same. Hosted mode
works fine with JPA annotations here (although we do use Maven). It
looks like it might be a classpath issue.
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On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 9
Mode to take it into account
- Only the embedded hosted mode fails, web mode is ok.
Regards
Bruno
On 3 mar, 15:38, Arthur Kalmenson arthur.k...@gmail.com wrote:
Hmm, have you checked the classpath you use for your GWTCompile and
hosted mode launching in Ant? Make sure they're the same
this exception. Why gwt emulation
not working when running in hosted mode but works during compiling
beats me.
Thanks for your help.
On Mar 4, 5:19 am, noon bruno.marches...@gmail.com wrote:
Some more precisions, since this is a recurrent issue related in
Gilead forum :
- The offending annotation
this exception. Why gwt emulation
not working when running in hosted mode but works during compiling
beats me.
Thanks for your help.
On Mar 4, 5:19 am, noon bruno.marches...@gmail.com wrote:
Some more precisions, since this is a recurrent issue related in
Gilead forum :
- The offending annotation
on the print line.
On Mar 2, 9:21 am, Evan Ruff evan.r...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey guys,
Quick question: Do conditional breakpoints work in Hosted Mode? I
can't seem to get them to work properly in Eclipse. Basically, the
debugger fires the breakpoint EVERY time, not just when the condition
1.6 seems to have introduced this as a new 'feature' for IE in hosted mode
and it means I can't run PHP on a server on a different port.
Now I seem to remember that the only reason it comes up is because Google
coded it in, so how do I override it and get back to where I was in 1.5?
Any ideas
Don't worry - sorted :-)
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2009/3/2 Ian Bambury ianbamb...@gmail.com
1.6 seems to have introduced this as a new 'feature' for IE in hosted mode
and it means I can't run PHP on a server on a different port.
Now I seem to remember that the only reason it comes
Hi,
I have a problem running GWT in hosted mode using JPA annotated domain
classes. I can compile my project to JavaScript, package it up in a
war and run it on a server no problem but I can't do the same in
hosted mode. Really annoying, without hosted mode development is
really slow.
Here
I've found an (ugly ?) workaround by adding xercesImpl in the bootstrap
classpath and setting the javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory system
property.
With this config the plugin can assume the SAX parser to be used in hosted
mode - not very pleasant as the user can't configure it's own, but fixes
To make things a little clearer, here is how I understand the way
classloader are built by Hosted mode :
bootClasspath gwt-dev
|_ HostedMode
|_ Hosted Browser
|
|_ Jetty Embedded
|_ WebApplicationClassLoader WEB-INF/lib/*
How does Jetty access
to avoid such costy setup.
Nicolas
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 2:38 PM, nicolas de loof
nicolas.del...@gmail.comwrote:
To make things a little clearer, here is how I understand the way
classloader are built by Hosted mode :
bootClasspath gwt-dev
|_ HostedMode
|_ Hosted Browser
could be
integrated into hosted mode ?
Cheers,
Nicolas
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 4:55 PM, nicolas de loof
nicolas.del...@gmail.comwrote:
I tested the create exploded webapp structure in maven plugin before
creating lauch configurations strategy.
I can launch the hosted browser but this has
I finally found an acceptable solution by :
- using a test webapp structure in src/test/webapp so that I can register
simplified (mock) GWT-RPC servlet implementations and not require my full
webapp to test in hosted mode (can still use noserver for that)
- creating the exploded WAR
configuration, ...
etc
Running such complex server side components with hosted mode is easy with
noserver, as we can setup the adequate servlet container. But with hosted
mode jetty I fall into classloaders issues (jetty expect my libs to be in
WEB-INF/lib, but they are set in eclipse launch classpath
I fully agree about the noserver option when some server-side setup is
required. I myself consider the hosted-mode server only for UI testing with
mock gwt-RPC servlets.
The issue here with maven integration is that even the simpliest server
setup (only RPC RemoteServlet with no dependency on any
efficient on the server if we generated bytecode instead of using
reflection so heavily.
That being said, I do want to address specific pain points like this XML
validation problem. I repro'd this locally and you can trigger the problem
in a straight up hosted mode launch merely by putting Xerces
Hi
I'm testing the Eclipse lauch configuration generated by the
gwt-maven-plugin for gwt 1.6.
My webapp project has many dependencies managed as an Eclipse
classpath-container (thanks to m2eclipse plugin).
Running the lauch file I get a classpath issue :
16:57:29,331 ERROR [log.invoke0](?) failed
I've seen this before. The workaround is to put a copy of Xerces into your
WEB-INF/lib.
What's weird is that on my system, the default SAX parser factory is in the
com.sun.* namespace, which lives in the bootstrap ClassLoader and works
fine. I wonder why your default SAX parser factory is
As I said my application has many other libs, including xerces (and spring,
hibernate, aspectJ ...) so there is MANY reason for me to have another SAX
parser in my classpath.
The issue here is that in my case I can manually put the parser in
web-inf/lib, but the maven plugin is expected to
I take your point.
In the general case, server side dependencies need to be copied into
WEB-INF/lib. Otherwise, the server code won't be able to access it. I can
see how an XML parser might be a special case where the servlet container
could be reasonably expected to provide it.
Toby, do you
I'm not sure I have all the context here, but as a guiding principle, Jetty
should be able to parse the XML files of web applications (web.xml, tag
libraries, etc...) regardless of whatever XML libraries are or are not
bundled with the webapp. This means:
1) Jetty should never use XML libraries
MyCustomJettyLauncher
This is not very smooth, but that works.
Scott, maven is widely used by many folks out there, constraining ressources
to be loaded from WEB-INF/lib doesn't make sense in Dev mode. Especially
when you have many classes. The hosted mode should be able to use the
classes passed from the command line
Hi,
If you check the URL it is GnetsProject//ReportService instead of
GnetsProject/ReportService.
Before your ReportService Async check whether it is in Depolyed mode
or in hosted mode using GWT.isScript and depending upon that form the
url.
Regards,
Allahbaksh Mohammedali Asadullah,
http
You made no mention of what's in your web.xml file. You'll need to
create servlet and servlet-mapping entries in your web.xml file
for your servlet. The servlet entry in your gwt.xml file only works
for hosted mode.
Superman859 wrote:
I am having some trouble connecting to server with GWT-RPC
Hai All,
I developed an application using GlassPanel.I want to show a Login
Dialogbox on top of the Glass Panel.
I used gwt-incubator1.5 jar file to use gray background effect.
It is working in fine in mozilla firefox and chroome but not in IE and
Hosted mode.
If i have opened two IE
I don't think this is a bug. It's just one of the drawbacks of rapid
prototyping/development that hosted mode provides. You see, hosted
mode uses this custom browser (the GWT Shell) that is not really
running in a normal mode; it's drawing your html elements directly
from your Java code
, DAve smith.davi...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks!
Is there a bug filed with Sun or Google that I can track?
El Mentecato Mayor wrote:
Yes, this is a known problem. Hosted mode doesn't support applets (not
running a real html/javascript page), so you'll have to test your
applet integration
Hi , just want to tell linux hosted mode users , that I am running oophm
without problems , or I can say with far less problems than before. I used
gwt from itmill oophm package . Tryed to compile myself , itmils compiled
package works for me better though. Just instaled plugin to firefox
Thanks!
Is there a bug filed with Sun or Google that I can track?
El Mentecato Mayor wrote:
Yes, this is a known problem. Hosted mode doesn't support applets (not
running a real html/javascript page), so you'll have to test your
applet integration on web-mode only.
I do something like
Yes, this is a known problem. Hosted mode doesn't support applets (not
running a real html/javascript page), so you'll have to test your
applet integration on web-mode only.
I do something like this:
if (GWT.isScript()) { // running on web mode
applet = new AppletPanel();
}
else
I am using GWT 1.5.3 from within Eclipse, and am puzzled by how files
are getting copied to the directory specified by the GWTShell -out
option.
Here's my setup:
My eclipse run configuration runs GWTShell with arguments: -noserver
-out xquery/www -port 6200 StockWatcher.xqy
(note the .xqy file
May be the following links will help you
http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5s=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5t=DevGuideRPCDeployment
http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5s=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5t=FAQ_HostedModeNoServer
Regards,
Satya
On Feb
I'm writing a GWT app that embeds a Java applet (for legacy reasons).
Whenever I try to run it in Hosted Mode, the host browser crashes, so
I have to compile it and load it in a real browser, slowing down my
development process and preventing me from using the step-through
debugger
Well to start with what do you mean by normal, and default. If your
referring to Log4j or ApacheCommons logging which I believe Tomcat
uses you probably just need to copy the config files (log4j.properties
or log4j.xml, or commons_logging.properties or some combination of
them) into the
I am new to GWT and did not find answer to my question in archives.
I would like to be able to configure tomcat lite so it generates the
tomcat log as is the case by default in normal tomcat. At the moment I
am not sure where the tomcat lite files are located and what I need to
change to enable
I have many JSONValues casted to an extended JavaScriptObject (Overlay
type). How can i debug the fields from these objects ? In hosted mode
eclipse debugger says only that it is a hostedmodereferece.
Any help ?
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In hosted mode, I sometimes get this exception in an already connected
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this message (I've
A question I have is where do I place the database driver jar?
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Please help! When I attempt to run / debug a GWT Hosted Mode
Application in eclipse on Mac OS X, the browser pops up for a second
and then closes. Nothing shows up in console. This is very similar
to an old issue 1792 from 2007. I have the JVM
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What did you do ?
On Jan 20, 10:15 am, chandraj...@gmail.com chandraj...@gmail.com
wrote:
Awesome. I got it working.
I love the Hosted mode now.
On Jan 20, 10:50 am, chandraj...@gmail.com chandraj...@gmail.com
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Hi Алексей,
I followedhttp
On Feb 5, 2:22 am, Sumit Chandel sumitchan...@google.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm not very familiar with JDBC realm, but for starters, are you using
hosted mode with the -noserver option (i.e., running hosted mode with your
own custom Tomcat server that has JDBC realm configured
)
at weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletRequestImpl.run
(ServletRequestImpl.java:1366)
at weblogic.work.ExecuteThread.execute(ExecuteThread.java:200)
at weblogic.work.ExecuteThread.run(ExecuteThread.java:172)
This error comes only when I deploy the war in weblogic server. In
hosted mode
provider's page through an https connection, hosted mode browser
crashes.
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I figured this out and I'm sad to say it was user error *sigh*.
My NetBeans classpath configuration for running the app in Hosted Mode
included an *old* version of the app's source and build directories,
so naturally, the hosted mode shell was interpreting the old code, not
my updated code
. I had FF and IE on the machine and was clearing the FF cache
but Hosted Mode uses IE. Once I cleared IE's cache, updated code!
I hope this is
helpful.http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/msg/700aeb86f40482de
On Feb 3, 7:28 am, gemmasilvers gemmasilv...@googlemail.com wrote
wrote:
Hi -
I am new to GWT and had a similar issue as I was going through one of
the tutorials. For me, anyway, I was clearing the wrong browser
cache. I had FF and IE on the machine and was clearing the FF cache
but Hosted Mode uses IE. Once I cleared IE's cache, updated code!
I
, anyway, I was clearing the wrong browser
cache. I had FF and IE on the machine and was clearing the FF cache
but Hosted Mode uses IE. Once I cleared IE's cache, updated code!
I hope this is helpful.
http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/msg/700aeb86f40482de
On Feb 3, 7
I have exactly the same problem. I am developing a web application
that allows users log in with OpenID, and when user is redirected to
his provider's page through an https connection, hosted mode browser
crashes.
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On Feb 3, 7:28 am, gemmasilvers gemmasilv
Hello everyone,
I'm not very familiar with JDBC realm, but for starters, are you using
hosted mode with the -noserver option (i.e., running hosted mode with your
own custom Tomcat server that has JDBC realm configured?).
Cheers,
-Sumit Chandel
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 5:04 AM, marcelstoer mar
Hello GWT Devs, thanks for the great library!
I noticed that the hosted mode in the trunk allows the user to specify
the war directory in which a directory with the module name will be
created and the JavaScript files will be generated, but I found no way
to explicitly set which exact directory
wrote:
Hello GWT Devs, thanks for the great library!
I noticed that the hosted mode in the trunk allows the user to specify
the war directory in which a directory with the module name will be
created and the JavaScript files will be generated, but I found no way
to explicitly set which exact
Hello all,
I've inherited a GWT app from a colleague and am currently attempting
to develop it further - but unfortunately I'm getting stuck with
Hosted Mode. No matter how many times I clear the browser cache,
click refresh on the hosted mode browser, or shout, the parts I've
updated don't
Hi -
I am new to GWT and had a similar issue as I was going through one of
the tutorials. For me, anyway, I was clearing the wrong browser
cache. I had FF and IE on the machine and was clearing the FF cache
but Hosted Mode uses IE. Once I cleared IE's cache, updated code!
I hope
authentication in hosted
mode? Hosted mode and form-based authentication work just fine, but
our JDBC realm isn't picked up by Tomcat?
-Marcel
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Did you try setting the 'http_proxy' and/or 'HTTP_PROXY' environment
variable? The embedded hosted mode is a modified version of Mozilla
1.7.
Here's an interesting post gleaned from the internet:
http://forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=11520
On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 7:09 AM, Stefan
On Jan 30, 6:39 pm, marcelstoer mar...@frightanic.com wrote:
How do you use a JDBC realm for form-based authentication in hosted
mode? Hosted mode and form-based authentication work just fine, but
our JDBC realm isn't picked up by Tomcat?
I have the realm configured in /my_Eclipse_project
Hi all,
I couldn't find much hints on the list - maybe it's just happening
here?
We're developing an app which incorporates the Maps API. My problem is
that GWT hosted mode gets stuck when connecting to
maps.google.com. Running the app in web mode works fine, though. I'm
guessing
After deployment it works just fine so I guess its a problem with the
hosted mode.
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After deployment it works just fine so I guess its a problem with the
hosted mode.
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Has anyone else run into this? I am going to be working on a number of
similar client-side only projects and I would hate to be stuck at
1.5.2 for all eternity ... Is there an open issue for this already?
Not for hosted mode, but compiled mode?
Thanks!
On Jan 29, 11:41 am, Brice bdr
How do you use a JDBC realm for form-based authentication in hosted
mode? Hosted mode and form-based authentication work just fine, but
our JDBC realm isn't picked up by Tomcat?
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I am currently using 1.5.3
I added the gwt-log to the xml:
!-- Add gwt-log support, default level `DEBUG` --
inherits name=com.allen_sauer.gwt.log.gwt-log-DEBUG /
set-property name=log_RemoteLogger value=ENABLED /
set-property name=log_WindowLogger value=ENABLED /
The code:
Log.debug(The
On 23 jan, 19:29, Arend van der Veen arend.vanderv...@gmail.com
wrote:
However, I
would like to develop using hosted mode with https. Is this possible
or is this a limitation of GWTShell.
As I already said many times here, we're successfully using a proxy
servlet in hosted mode. Hosted
in hosted mode, but soon after I get something working, I
compile and load up my static HTML/.js in target browsers (IE, Safari,
Firefox, etc.). With 1.5.3, what I found is that in compiled mode, IE
6, Safari 3.x, Firefox 3.x all work fine ... they can load the XML
data file, no worries. Worked in hosted
never seen that...
What's your GWT version, and can you post the log trace ?
2009/1/27 Florian florian.hueb...@psi.ch
Hello everyone,
Whenever I try to run or debug my JVM crashes when GWT development
browser tries to access a https page. Probably the credentials are
missing butt a crash
Hello everyone,
Whenever I try to run or debug my JVM crashes when GWT development
browser tries to access a https page. Probably the credentials are
missing butt a crash seems to be a rather odd reaction to that...
Anybody ever noticed some similar problems?
best regards
Florian
Hi All,
I have a number of restful web services (not Java based) that I need
to develop client-side functionality for using GWT. To access these
restful web services I setup my own Apache server to use in hosted
mode. I initially configured it using http and everything worked
create. However
-windows-xxx.jar, gwt-dev-windows-xxx.jar (or analogs depending on
your platform).
Start this configuration (Application in hosted mode should be opened)
2009/1/19 chandraj...@gmail.com chandraj...@gmail.com
Hi All,
I tried doing these steps for gwt 1.5. But I can't get the debugger up
Hi,
my GWT app only runs in web mode when deployed on a production server.
So I'd like to get rid of all JavaScript code that is hosted mode
specific.
I had hoped for a GWTCompiler option to deactivate hosted mode support
but did not find any.
Does anybody know, if there's still a way to build
my GWT code from the hosted mode.
My web.xml has a bunch of Servlets.
servlet
servlet-nameServletRedirector/servlet-name
servlet-classorg.apache.cactus.server.ServletTestRedirector/
servlet-class
/servlet
servlet
servlet-nameServletTestRunner/servlet-name
Please help! When I attempt to run / debug a GWT Hosted Mode
Application in eclipse on Mac OS X, the browser pops up for a second
and then closes. Nothing shows up in console. This is very similar
to an old issue 1792 from 2007. I have the JVM option -
XstartOnFirstThread set in Cypal Studio
Awesome. I got it working.
I love the Hosted mode now.
On Jan 20, 10:50 am, chandraj...@gmail.com chandraj...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi Алексей,
I followedhttp://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FAQ/Developing#rdto enable
Remote debugging with tomcat.
If I create a Remote Java Application I can debug my
Hej Jörn,
What JavaScript code that is hosted mode specific are you refering
to? You should only get the minimal code necessary for each web
browser to run your application as the standard.
//Adam
On 20 Jan, 14:57, 1jkoch 1jk...@gmx.de wrote:
Hi,
my GWT app only runs in web mode when
if statements (also within the .js)
that have hosted-mode specific code inside.
This is not much code we're talking about but still superfluous if you
run you app only in web mode.
Thanks for your quick reply,
Jörn
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the .js)
that have hosted-mode specific code inside.
This is not much code we're talking about but still superfluous if you
run you app only in web mode.
Thanks for your quick reply,
Jörn
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Ah ok thanks. I think now I'm getting the picture. I'm a bit reluctant
to modify a generated file but I guess that's what it takes.
I'm not concerned about the actual code size - the fact that the
hosted mode stuff is unavoidable is what bothers me.
Anyway, thanks for the hint re OBFUSCATED flag
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On Jan 19, 11:21 pm, Don Ruby, RD donald.r...@mindspring.com
wrote:
Please help! When I attempt to run / debug a GWT Hosted Mode
Application in eclipse on Mac OS X, the browser pops up for a second
and then closes. Nothing shows up in console. This is very similar
to an old issue 1792
Hi All,
I tried doing these steps for gwt 1.5. But I can't get the debugger up
at my breakpoints.
How do I refer the eclipse debugger to debug the hosted mode app. I
ran the shell.cmd with -noserver -out %~dp0\www %*
http://localhost:8082/myproject/MyApp/MyApp.html
I created a Remote Java
Hello
You may find answer here:
http://code.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=55200
On Jan 17, 3:20 am, chandraj...@gmail.com chandraj...@gmail.com
wrote:
I want my entire legacy app to be run from the hosted mode so that I
can debug the front end code(java).
Currently if I deploy
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