It turned out my problem was mostly my own doing. I was using different
config files in different environments and didn't realize it. Hope your
problem is this simple!
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It's been a while since your last post, but I'm now having the same exact
issue as you. My target environment is RHEL 7, and I'm getting the logger
popup. So far I haven't been able to disable it, but the funny thing is it
doesn't appear in SDM when I'm running in my dev (Win7) environment.
H
Thanks for the response, but I'm fairly certain I've never started super
dev mode, certainly not on my build server, nor do I see any unexpected
cache folders in my working directory. I like the idea though, maybe there
is some other cache I can try? I vaguely remember seeing such a thing but I
ca
I am not sure if that also applies to GWT 2.7 as I am using GWT trunk but I
had to delete SDM caches to let changes to logging configuration take
effect. When SDM starts it tells you which workDir it uses for compilation.
Next to that workDir SDM also creates a cache directory named
"gwt-cache-
One more note: removing the logLevel property didn't change anything, the
popup still shows up. So, at that point, all I'm doing is inheriting the
Logging module.
However, if I explicitly disable logging with this:
Then the popup doesn't appear, as expected, but then the logging obviously
So I looked at the logging module's xml files and it seems most of the
things I'm disabling are disabled by default. So, I changed my module file
to just be this:
And I'm still getting the white popup. Looking at the GWT source code it
appears it is coming from LoggingPopup but this is on
I'm using client logging and have been for a while. Things worked fine in
2.6 but when I switched to 2.7 I got a few logging config errors as
handlers were no longer supported. After correcting these and opening my
app in a browser I get a white popup window in the upper left (looks like
this