On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Mary-Anne Wolf wrote:
> I have been puzzling over your post for days.
> Thank-you, but I still do not understand.
>
> I am running GWT 1.5.3, which is <2.0 as you had guessed.
>
> I am trying to run it within Eclipse using a .launch file.
> I have an existing .laun
I have been puzzling over your post for days.
Thank-you, but I still do not understand.
I am running GWT 1.5.3, which is <2.0 as you had guessed.
I am trying to run it within Eclipse using a .launch file.
I have an existing .launch file which is filled with Windows-specific
pointers to libraries,
Please note the change in the 2nd bullet point. There is no GWT version
dependency when running compiled code.
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 9:47 AM, Jeff Chimene wrote:
> A couple things:
>
>- You don't need to establish such an Eclipse -> browser link for GWT.
>Eclipse has a lot of web develo
A couple things:
- You don't need to establish such an Eclipse -> browser link for GWT.
Eclipse has a lot of web development framework you don't need for developing
w/ GWT.
- For versions of GWT < 2.0, you test your compiled code in any of the
Linux browsers. This means deploying an
I am trying to get some existing GWT code to work
in hosted mode within Eclipse 3.4
on Gentoo Linux on i686 hardware.
I tried adding /usr/lib/mozilla-firefox into mozilla-hosted-
browser.conf
and I get the error
** Unable to find a usable Mozilla install **
I tried adding /usr/bin/konqueror
and
