Yves, I would try SuperDev mode and debug using Chrome Dev Tools and the
source maps produced by the super dev mode code server. You don't need any
special changes to your project, you just need to create a way to launch
the super dev mode code server. This is documented at
Hello GWT-team guys !
Nobody has an idea at least if is it a bug or a feature?
Thanks a lot for your help
Yves
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Yes hosted.html is included in the CACHE section of the manifest.
I don't have a devmode.js file.
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Hello All,
I need to debug my gwt app. The problem is that I need to debug it OFFLINE.
After a tour on the net, I didn't found an answer.
Thus here is the scenario.
My GWT version is 2.4.0
Debugging the code is ok.
Running in production offline is ok, using a cache manifest.
But I can't do
It is not clear what you're attempting here. By Offline I believe you
mean when not using the DevMode debugging plugin. You can only debug with
the debugger when running in debugging mode. You can however use source
maps and set breakpoints in the browser (i.e. Chrome Dev Tools) if you like
Thanks for your answer, but my question is about the HTML5 offline feature.
Sorry if my post was not clear.
The problem is that I can't debug the GWT app while running it without a
connection to the site server, thus offline.
Yves
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On Monday, May 20, 2013 8:46:08 PM UTC+2, yves wrote:
Hello All,
I need to debug my gwt app. The problem is that I need to debug it OFFLINE.
After a tour on the net, I didn't found an answer.
Thus here is the scenario.
My GWT version is 2.4.0
Debugging the code is ok.
Running in
