Hi,
I started using GWT 1.6.1 M2 recently and things were going quite
smoothly until I tried using hosted mode (with -noserver option). I am
now getting the following exception. Does anyone know what this
actually means? As far as I can tell, HashSessionManager does
implemented SessionManager int
If using Eclipse, try moving the GWT jars (or the GWT SDK library if
you are using the new Eclipse plugin) to the top of your classpath
order.
Right Click Project -> Properties -> Java Build Path -> Order and
Export
On Mar 27, 5:42 pm, grishag wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I started using GWT 1.6.1 M2 recen
Thanks for that. You were right on the money. I had a Selenium jar on
the classpath that was causing this problem.
On Apr 10, 11:48 am, jvictor wrote:
> If using Eclipse, try moving the GWT jars (or the GWT SDK library if
> you are using the new Eclipse plugin) to the top of your classpath
> ord
Hi,
I have the same problem here but the suggestion did not worked to me.
Here is my scenario:
I have a pom.xml (maven) in which most (but not all) project´s
dependencies are placed. When i put the following, the problem
appears:
...
org.codehaus.mojo
selenium-maven-plugin
1.0-beta
Hi Josué,
I recommend you learn more about dependecy management with maven as
the problem your facing is easily solvable once you've understood how
it works.
Anyway, the solution to your problem is excluding the conflicting
jetty dependency in your pom. Replace your selenium import with the
foll
Hi Salvador,
Sorry for this late response. I tried your suggestion, but the problem
remains.
Thanks anyway,
Josué.
On 12 maio, 17:25, Salvador Diaz wrote:
> Hi Josué,
>
> I recommend you learn more about dependecy management with maven as
> the problem your facing is easily solvable once yo
As a information I changed the dependency in pom.xml to this one:
...
org.apache.geronimo.testsupport
testsupport-selenium
2.1.3
...
And it worked now. The only thing is the testng.jar that
