you could compile your CLIENT classes with whatever java version you
want, at the end javascript comes out. for the server part you have to
compile binaries compatible to your server environment, you'd better
write compilation script in ant so you can choose different targets
for compilation proces
On 26 oct, 07:37, Daniel Kurka wrote:
> If you have some restrictions on your code on the server side (beeing able
> to run in a 1.4 java enviroment) you can still use java 6 to run gwt. (and
> you should) just make sure to set your javac to compile with java 1.4 as
> target...
True in theory,
If you have some restrictions on your code on the server side (beeing able
to run in a 1.4 java enviroment) you can still use java 6 to run gwt. (and
you should) just make sure to set your javac to compile with java 1.4 as
target...
-Daniel Kurka
2010/10/26 Jim Douglas
> I have to ask
>
> W
I have to ask
Why would you use a version of Java (1.4.2) that's been dead and
unsupported for two years?
What is stopping you from using current versions of Java (1.6.0_22)
and GWT (2.0.4 or 2.1.0)?
On Oct 25, 9:43 am, Diego Basurco Mancisidor
wrote:
> Hi, i want know if i can use Google
Hi, i want know if i can use Google Web Toolkit 1.7 with java 1.4
without problems, or i only can use the GWT 1.4 version where i see
that need Java 1.4 or higher.
Thanks,
Diego
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