No, that should be fine. The important point is that anytime you have some
sort of link route in your application that takes you away from the GWT app
and back into it, you've got to make sure that the URL that's used when you
re-enter the GWT app has the gwt.codesvr parameter. All seems to be
Typically the behavior you are seeing is do to the URL within the browser
changing (either programatically or by hand) and the gwt.codesvr query param
not being preserved. When the gwt.codesvr param is present, the plugin will
take over and communicate the code server running (running on port 1723
The webpage itself has no redirects, it stays at the same url, and I
still see the query in the bar.
Looking at firebug net tag I see;
http://www.darkflame.co.uk/sharespace/firebug.jpg
The get for the *.js does not have the query at the end, but the page
is correctly specified as the referer..is
I have the same problem, only that didnt work for me.
GWT Developer plugin for firefox is listed in the firefox plugins
list, however. (despite me not getting a prompt, I installed in
manually).
Also, there *is* a query string of what seems to be the correct format
present in the url bar when
Hi,
Sorry to hear that you're having troubles.
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 8:46 AM, darkflame darkfl...@gmail.com wrote:
I have the same problem, only that didnt work for me.
GWT Developer plugin for firefox is listed in the firefox plugins
list, however. (despite me not getting a prompt, I
Hi,
Sorry to hear that you're having troubles.
thanks, I really appreciate all your help.
No, they should not be. 1723 is the web server port, but 9997 is the code
server port. The web server port is just that - a port on the web server
which is used to serve up the page you are
Why do you use that ugly URL, with IPs ? try this one:
http://localhost:/MyApplication.html?gwt.codesvr=localhost:9997
for sure is nicer ...
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Check out a basic project created by webAppCreator, launch it and look
for parameter gwt.codesvr in the URL. If Your app doesn't provide
this URL (for instance - it was lost during redirect) the development
mode will not work properly.
Cheers.
2009/12/10 Rajeev Dayal rda...@google.com:
To be
First I couldn't see the refresh and breakpoint changes either in the
browser. I also never got the Extension prompt either (like it says in
http://code.google.com/intl/nl/webtoolkit/usingeclipse.html).
Try recompiling the project with GWT recompile. Then refresh the
browser and the prompt for
My development mode is working but changes I make aren't being
reflected to my gwt client app.
I can see changes to JSPs reflected in the browser so I must be
hitting the right server. It appears as if the js isn't being
recompiled. It's supposed to magically happen when I hit save? No
more
I have the similar problem.
I created new Web Application with the GEP, and first implemented my UI,
after that when began to implement the business logic and event handling, i
added maven pom to manage my dependncies and after that the development mode
stop working for some unknown reason (i
To be clear, when you make a change to your JSP, you end up seeing the
difference, but when you make a change to your GWT code, you don't see those
changes?
When you hit save in your IDE, nothing special (from GWT's point of view)
happens. The magic happens when you refresh your browser. That
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