Cool, thanks.
On Jan 13, 8:07 am, Jaime Wren wrote:
> In the New Web Application Project wizard, a new option has been added
> to "Generate GWT project sample code". The option is selected by
> default, but when de-selected, it will generate an empty project with
> the selected Google SDK's setup
In the New Web Application Project wizard, a new option has been added
to "Generate GWT project sample code". The option is selected by
default, but when de-selected, it will generate an empty project with
the selected Google SDK's setup on the project.
This additional feature will be available in
Thanks for the suggestions.
I think I'll just create my template project, and copy, import it
then.
This maven plugin seemed a bit overkill just for this, and I couldn't
even uninstall it. I had to delete its files manually. I'm pretty sure
I won't install it again.
I found something in the eclips
How about creating an new empty Java project, enabling the GWT nature on it
and then creating the bits you need (we/ folder with host page, module's
gwt.xml, etc.) using the provided wizards?
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another option is to clean up the Eclipse-plugin generated project,
as you have been doing, but only once more,
and then check-it in a version control system, eg subversion or git.
you can checkout the clean version every time you need to start fresh.
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there is a maven archetype that creates an empty gwt project.
http://mojo.codehaus.org/gwt-maven-plugin/user-guide/archetype.html
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Hello,
I'm using eclipse, with the google plugin, and every time I create a
new web app project, it generates a lot of code, which I have to
delete before I can start working.
Of course at first its good to have a working application, right after
I create the project, but after a few times, it get
