Answered on SO: https://stackoverflow.com/q/32048107/116472
On Monday, August 17, 2015 at 12:31:00 PM UTC+2, abdul wrote:
I have multiple Maven Based GWT Project which are using Classic Dev Mode
earlier now i am upgrading the GWT version to 2.7 which will not support
classic DevMode and i
I have multiple Maven Based GWT Project which are using Classic Dev Mode
earlier now i am upgrading the GWT version to 2.7 which will not support
classic DevMode and i am updating it to use Super dev mode.I want the
changes done in the dev mode should reflect in the reload page without
Guys,
I am very interested in:
I think it would be a good idea to enhance this mechanism so we don't even
need that file generated.
I have a multi maven project with about 10 gwt modules, and 3 web
applications are built from varying parts of these modules.
What really is our biggest pain
Regarding point #3, Dev Mode On bookmarklet will only do anything if you
already have the file app/app.nocache.js.
If you don't want to compile the application once to get this file
generated, the easiest way is to really replace this manually.
I think it would be a good idea to enhance this
On Thursday, September 4, 2014 5:52:21 PM UTC+2, Constantino wrote:
Regarding point #3, Dev Mode On bookmarklet will only do anything if you
already have the file app/app.nocache.js.
If you don't want to compile the application once to get this file
generated, the easiest way is to
On 23/06/12 12:30, Jens wrote:
I think currently the codeserver only serves the compiled JavaScript of your
app. So you still have to use a server that serves your server side code.
No, it serves source too. As Brian said, use -src arguments to the code server.
3.) copy your apps host html
If your source code gets compiled to a jar on the code server's classpath,
the code server likely won't see any changes. We normally use the -src
argument to point to the source directory where the files are that you're
editing, so I know that part works. I'm not sure about changes to things on
Hi,
I'm trying to get a simple Application with the Super Dev Mode from trunk
running. While I can get the CodeServer to run, I'm unsure how to start my
Application with it.
My first problem is that the CodeServer doesn't seem not to serve any
static files from the war directory. This might
I think currently the codeserver only serves the compiled JavaScript of
your app. So you still have to use a server that serves your server side
code.
Thats what I do:
1.) create a new module.gwt.xml that inherits your main app and adds the
xsiframe linker and sets the devModeRedirectEnabled
I'm still having troubles to see any changes.
1.) The App is loaded through the CodeServer
2.) I change something in the code.
3.) I recompile the module by hitting Dev Mode on
4.) I reload the page
-- I do not see the changes I did to the source.
Am 23.06.2012 um 13:30 schrieb Jens:
I think
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