check that you're running GWT in hosted mode - you typically do this
in your IDE (in Netbeans, go to Debug - GWT Dev Mode, similar for
Eclipse).
Also, check the port that GWT will run on in hosted mode. The default
is what you specified (9997), but it may have been changed (look up
Hi
Running an GWT app on weblogic. How I deployed:
Went into the weblogic console, - deployments, browsed to the
location of the project/war dir. It deployed fine. When trying the url
i get
Plugin failed to connect to hosted mode server at 127.0.0.1:9997
the url was
Hi bouadma abderrazak,
are you found the solution?
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Look at your c:\Windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file. What do the entries
look like in there?
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Hi bouadma abderrazak,
are you found the solution?
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I have this sticky problem since a couple of weeks
I'm developping a GWT 2 application , here's the project configuration
project one : prm-ria : a project created using gwt-maven-project :
every thing is okey, I also configured the noServer mode to use hosted
mode for debug
project two :
Could try the argument -bindAddress 0.0.0.0, although AFAIK this is
only needed when connecting from remote browsers.
On Apr 1, 8:30 am, jpuzzler bouadma.abderra...@gmail.com wrote:
I have this sticky problem since a couple of weeks
I'm developping a GWT 2 application , here's the project
