I solved the issue. This happened because I am using a different
module for development to speed up compilation in web mode. Something
like this:
module rename-to='myModule'
inherits name='my.company.gwt.MyModule'/
set-property name=user.agent value=gecko /
set-property name=locale
I don't know if this is the same problem, but I have to define my
service as (for example):
MyService.java:
@RemoteServiceRelativePath(rpc)
public interface MyService extends RemoteService { }
web.xml:
servlet
servlet-namerpc/servlet-name
Hi Jon and Juraj,
Thanks for your suggestions.
@Jon
I am using eclipse and jetty. Can you also use the front end in web
mode apart from hosted mode? I am getting the same exception when I
try with the -noserver option.
The reason I would like web mode is because of Firebug so I can see
what's
Hi,
I am looking for a project setup that allows me to work easily with
both hosted mode and web mode (including RPC).
I am getting the exception below, whenever I start up hosted mode
after I have started it in web mode (i.e. war/myModule directory
contains the compiled code for web mode). If I
Hi Rintcius
What IDE are you using and what is your J2EE contianer?
I managed to use the -noserver -startupURL options...
This allowed me to get my back end (services) debuggable on my servlet
container (in this case websphere, which had already been started) and
the front end in hosted mode.
