The current version of GWT can only run with a 32-bit JVM because GWT
depends on SWT, and GWT only bundles the 32-bit version of the SWT libraries
that it requires.
The next version of GWT will support Out-of-process-hosted-mode, which means
that you can use a real browser while debugging your GWT
2009/7/31 Rajeev Dayal :
> You need to use a 32-bit JVM when running GWT. Install a 32-bit JVM, and
> change your project's JDK to use the 32-bit JVM.
> In future versions of GWT, it will no longer be necessary to use a 32-bit
> JVM.
I have a 64bit platform and I don't want to use 32bit.
Why ther
You need to use a 32-bit JVM when running GWT. Install a 32-bit JVM, and
change your project's JDK to use the 32-bit JVM.
In future versions of GWT, it will no longer be necessary to use a 32-bit
JVM.
On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 8:04 AM, msan wrote:
>
> Hallo.
> Sorry for my bad english.
> I'm using
Hallo.
Sorry for my bad english.
I'm using eclipse Galileo on a debian linux system AMD64.
I've followed the example StoWatcher application to start with GWT but
when I run it I receive this error message:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: /home/mauro/
eclipse/plugins/
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