OK, finally got it to work, but had to add the following to my web.xml (so
it was jetty all along), the webdefault didn't work
default
org.eclipse.jetty.servlet.DefaultServlet
useFileMappedBuffer
false
0
On Tuesday, 9
Aw thanks Thomas, I feel guilty to take so much of your time.
I did just figure out the -war option but ran into another issue... I am
running the jetty server from Intellij and the CodeServer with the no
server and war options as suggested. However when it comes to updating the
code (which it
On Tuesday, May 9, 2017 at 3:18:38 PM UTC+2, Thomas Lefort wrote:
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> Hi Thomas,
>
> Thanks for the reply. Sure I don't expect anyone to fix it for me, just to
> know if it is a problem my end or if I am trying to do too much with the
> embedded server indeed.
>
> I am happy with running an ext
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the reply. Sure I don't expect anyone to fix it for me, just to
know if it is a problem my end or if I am trying to do too much with the
embedded server indeed.
I am happy with running an external server, however, it would be nice if I
could get a similar level of debug f
On Tuesday, May 9, 2017 at 1:52:03 PM UTC+2, Thomas Lefort wrote:
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> Has anybody managed to run an example of websockets with the embedded
> jetty in gwt 2.8? ie only using the jsr API. I just can't get it to work,
> the ServerEndpoint annotation doesn't get picked up. I also tried with the
>
Has anybody managed to run an example of websockets with the embedded jetty
in gwt 2.8? ie only using the jsr API. I just can't get it to work,
the ServerEndpoint annotation doesn't get picked up. I also tried with the
"manual" registrarion, eg with serverContainer.addEndpoint, but I have
other
https://github.com/realityforge/gwt-websockets Also works very well.
On Monday, June 1, 2015 at 7:14:54 PM UTC+1, Edward Montgomery wrote:
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> Can anyone point me to a tutorial or example of how to implement server
> push with a GWT application?
>
> Is this typically done by somehow matching a Ja
Check out errai bus. it worked great for me.
On Monday, June 1, 2015 at 2:14:54 PM UTC-4, Edward Montgomery wrote:
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> Can anyone point me to a tutorial or example of how to implement server
> push with a GWT application?
>
> Is this typically done by somehow matching a JavaScript socket on one e
Take a look at https://github.com/Atmosphere/atmosphere
They have a GWT API for their js
component:
https://github.com/Atmosphere/atmosphere-extensions/wiki/Atmosphere-GWT-2.0
On Monday, June 1, 2015 at 8:14:54 PM UTC+2, Edward Montgomery wrote:
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> Can anyone point me to a tutorial or example
Can anyone point me to a tutorial or example of how to implement server
push with a GWT application?
Is this typically done by somehow matching a JavaScript socket on one end
to a Java socket on the other?
Thanks.
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We have implemented a push service using the long polling technique.
It works basically like this:
- the client makes a request to a service;
- in the server side, the service blocks while waiting for an event to
happen for a specified amount of time (30 seconds, for instance);
- either when (1)
Hi all! Please bare with me if my questions is newbie'ish or if it has
been answered before, tough I couldn't find an exact answer.
Ok, I am totally new to GWT and what I have seen so far is impressive.
I have created a very simple GWT client/server application, where the
user types his/her name
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