Hosting GWT application

2010-02-14 Thread Anoop John
Hi, I developed a GWT application. I want to host my website in better place. Currently i bought 150 MB space from a hosting provider. It was worked for past 1 month. 1 weak before they updated there website, after that it was not worked. They ran away by telling the coding problem. I just uploade

Re: hosting GWT application

2009-01-23 Thread Avi Yafe
well thanks. GWT is not the problem. My real problem is that my hosting site is using virtual hosting wich needs, context.xml file. Since its my first traying to publish my GWT application, i am asking all kind of questions that are not related, i hope that the context.xml will help me with this

Re: hosting GWT application

2009-01-22 Thread darkflame
You are compiling it arnt you? It only needs the port in the url when its runningly localy, once you compile and copy the result of that to the sever, it can run anywhere. On Jan 22, 5:06 pm, "avi.yaf...@gmail.com" wrote: > I am trying to deploy my GWT application. > > according to my hosting p

Re: hosting GWT application

2009-01-22 Thread Arthur Kalmenson
GWT is just Javascript and HTML. You can drop it in any folder in an Apache or other web server and run it. It does not require any ports to be open to work (unless you're making requests to a specific port). -- Arthur Kalmenson On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 11:06 AM, avi.yaf...@gmail.com wrote: >

hosting GWT application

2009-01-22 Thread avi.yaf...@gmail.com
I am trying to deploy my GWT application. according to my hosting provider, i can't use the port in the address line: mydomain:port/appPath... but when i am not using the port, it looks like it doesn't work properly can anybody inlight me what to do? --~--~-~--~~~-