Hey Ben,
I did try to reproduce the problems that you were having. Here is what I
found:
1) Modules which do not contain an entry point are indeed added to the list
of Entry Point modules under the GWT Setttings page. Because of this,
these non-entry point modules are inherited by any launch
Hey Ben,
Glad that the error is gone. One last question - in the launch configuration
that you modified by hitting the Restore Defaults button - before that
point, did you ever make changes to the list of Entry Points in the launch
configuration?
The reason that I'm asking is because we should
Glad that the error is gone. One last question - in the launch configuration
that you modified by hitting the Restore Defaults button - before that
point, did you ever make changes to the list of Entry Points in the launch
configuration?
I may have removed a module (that had an entrypoint,
Hey Ben,
Responses inline:
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 12:56 PM, Ben FS ben.su...@gmail.com wrote:
Glad that the error is gone. One last question - in the launch
configuration
that you modified by hitting the Restore Defaults button - before that
point, did you ever make changes to the list
Hey Ben,
Glad that all is well now.
On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 6:16 PM, Ben FS ben.su...@gmail.com wrote:
To exclude non-entry point modules from being included during a Hosted
Mode launch or a GWT Compilation, right-click on your project, and
select Google Web Toolkit Settings. From
My project consists of three GWT modules. One of them does not have an
EntryPoint defined, because it includes various components common to
both of the other modules. Each of the other two modules includes this
common module and has an EntryPoint.
In GWT 1.4.62 this worked fine, both in hosted
Hi,
To exclude non-entry point modules from being included during a Hosted
Mode launch or a GWT Compilation, right-click on your project, and
select Google Web Toolkit Settings. From there, you can remove the
common module from the list of entry point modules. This should fix
the problems that
To exclude non-entry point modules from being included during a Hosted
Mode launch or a GWT Compilation, right-click on your project, and
select Google Web Toolkit Settings. From there, you can remove the
common module from the list of entry point modules. This should fix
the problems that
Hello Salvador, thanks for your feedback - I appreciate it.
The errors I got have to do with some specifics of the Google Eclipse
Plugin, and mainly the fact that I did not know where to find the
settings that apply to the GWT compiler (in the past, I used a
different IDE without the Plugin,
