Our tester are not happy about this line in hosted.html:
loadIframe(http://gwt.google.com/missing-plugin;);
Can I deploy so that hosted.html does not contain such lines?
Thank you.
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You don't have to deploy that file at all. You only need to deploy it if
you want to debug your production server.
Not sure if you can tell GWT to generate the hosted.html file differently.
But of course you can modify it yourself before deployment.
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I think that the files under the war directory *should* be in a
standard webapp structure. Just make sure that the .css file is
referenced correctly relative to the file it is called in.
Although, I have used Maven, in this blog post:
*Resolved*. I got it. I just did some additional work on my hosting
server, deleted old files, redeployed etc and it's working now. The
only oddity is that the background color is showing up white. In
eclipse it's blue as the stylesheet instructs. But outside of eclipse
the background color
that is good
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On Sat, May 29, 2010 at 5:08 PM, leslie web...@me.com wrote:
*Resolved*. I got it. I just did some additional work on my hosting
server, deleted old files, redeployed etc and it's working now. The
only oddity is that the background color is showing up
I'm developing a GWT application inside of Eclipse. I would like to
deploy my application to a remote server online. Could anyone explain
to me or point me in the direction of online instructions as to how to
do this?
What I've done so far is to copy the directory called war that is
generated
As far as i understand when we had deploy our application into apache we had
copied *content from war not war folder. *
and no need to create war file using that command
i.e. if ur apps name is 'demoapp' then create 'demoapp' folder inside
webapps and put that content frm war inside this folder
aditya sanas, Hi, Thank you for your reply.
I've essentially done what you have suggested but in a different way.
That is, I took the contents of the war directory and included them in
the war file that I created. When I deploy the war file, Tomcat auto
expands the file into a directory which
I managed to allow the css file to render on the local deployment
simply by removing the comment tags from around the link tag in the
html file. That was easy enough. So now I am able to view and run my
war file on my local machine, my own tomcat instance, but when I view
the page online after
My local version information is the following :
GWT 2.0.3
Tomcat 6
Eclipse 3.5 Galileo
working on Mac OS X.
Java 5
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Hi,
I have to run my gwt project on a sun server.But I don't know how to
do it.Are there any tutorial, any documant or any example of how to
deploy a gwt project on a sun server.
Thanks.
Best Regards.
ozgur okka
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I solved the problem by adding all the class files from /bin to /
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Its working for me now. Thanks anyways!
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Hi!
I'm actually trying to deploy my very first GWT Project StockWatcher,
just like in the tutorial i found on googles website.
I can deploy my .war to the tomcat and visit the page. But when it
comes to servlets, the server is throwing exceptions.
So here is the code, i copied everything from
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