Comment by mbiama.e...@live.fr:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html/?prefered=www.angosso_com_cgi.html/directive-dict.html#serverroot
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Comment by tohanh82:
I want to use GWT in Jdeveloper but I can't find examples for it. Can u
help me???
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Comment by lunarjchav:
Sorry for my english.
Now, we have:
lib/
gwt-servlet.jar
other server-side libs
and my question is, where do you suggest we must place now the client-side
libs?
Furthermore, I have tried to upgrade a old GWT-1.5-project to 1.6 by
creating a new
Comment by freecomputerbooks:
I am sorry, but I didn't what JDK version required for GWT 1.6? I know JDK
1.5 is required for GWT 1.5x.
Thanks!
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Comment by j...@deepthoughtgames.com:
JDK 1.5+
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Comment by mar...@myd0.de:
Sorry, forgot that the build.xml compiles the classes on ant hosted.
Without the compile task it isn't working... :-/
The problem still exist and can currently only be solved be copying classes
and libs into a central war folder. But this isn't nessesary. Jetty is
Comment by mar...@myd0.de:
I just played a bit with the gwt-maven-plugins from the Codehaus Mojo.
Hosted Mode works after running `mvn war:inplace`, but that's not a very
elegant solution. It would be better if there was a command line option to
pass extra classpath folders to Jetty. The
Comment by mar...@myd0.de:
The extraClasspath is configurable with web-jetty.xml. But the file isn't
loaded. Is this a limitation of GWT or a bug?
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Comment by mar...@myd0.de:
Got web-jetty.xml working. Hosted Mode still misses to classes ... :-/
With an external jetty everything works fine...
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Comment by mar...@myd0.de:
Just tested with Spring: ClassNotFoundException
Then I moved the classes in the GWT samples into a external target folder
and copied my web-jetty.xml into war/WEB-INF. Started the Hosted mode with
Ant: Everything works fine. Seems like a classpath problem with
Comment by sco...@google.com:
It will always be put into root war directory, there's currently not an
option to deploy deeper.
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Comment by sco...@google.com:
That's correct, a more advanced setup would involve having a source war
folder and copying it's contents into a target war folder; the GWT
compiler would output into the target war folder, and you could clean
just by blowing away the whole folder.
For more
Comment by atifijazkhan:
A quick question about 1.1 A generated selection script is copied into
war/qualified.ModuleName/
Will the folder for a module will always be created in the war/
directory? What if the Launch html file is not in the root war/
directory but is in another
Comment by sco...@google.com:
A user could always add one, since they actually know the details of their
server deployment and how to upload it.
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Comment by srdrucker:
A qualified.ModuleName/ directory for GWT artifacts sounds great. However,
I don't see a need to call the nocache file
qualified.ModuleName.nocache.js, it could just be nocache.js. Then, in
MyProject.html, you could just have src=qualified.ModuleName/nocache.js
Comment by danigb:
great!! i really like this!
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Comment by m.massenzio:
+1
how did you manage to read my mind?
This is exactly what I need :-)
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Comment by giulio.roggero:
Hi Scott, there is a road map for this implementation?
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