Comment by sco...@google.com:
Ah yes, that explains it... depending on your network setup, sometimes
using your own IP address will actually go over the wire instead of looping
back, which can slow things down a bit.
For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/GW
Comment by guykrem:
keyvez : I've been hitting the same problem until I tried changing the url
from: http://localhost:/HelloGWT.html?gwt.codesvr=10.0.0.3:9997 to
http://localhost:/HelloGWT.html?gwt.codesvr=localhost:9997 this seems
to solve the slowness problem for me.
For more i
Comment by guykrem:
key.. : I've been hitting the same problem until I tried changing the url
from:
http://localhost:/HelloGWT.html?gwt.codesvr=10.0.0.3:9997 to
http://localhost:/HelloGWT.html?gwt.codesvr=localhost:9997
this seems to solve the slowness problem for me.
For more info
Comment by key...@gmail.com:
Hey Scott,
Thanks, here's the information I got from the switch you asked me to try:
[perf] OophmSessionHandler.loadModule Main 838ms
[perf] ModuleDef.refresh 35ms
[perf] ResourceOracleImpl.refresh 1ms
[perf] ResourceOracleImpl.refresh 23ms
[perf] R
Comment by sco...@google.com:
keyvez: try running with -Dgwt.perflog=true as a JVM arg and see if you can
tell where all the time is going. Maybe you're using a misbehaving
generator.
For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/GWT_2_0_RC
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Comment by key...@gmail.com:
I am experiencing really slow times (30-40 seconds) when I refresh the page
on safari or firefox. It almost seems to recompile the full app every
single time I hit refresh. I don't even change anything, and this the app
you get when you create new Web App in ecli
Comment by neo.huma...@gmail.com:
Oh ya, I also have a 1.2 release candidate of the google plugin installed.
It's mentioned somewhere above, and I deinstalled the old one before
dropping the new one in... But it didn't fully uninstall so I'm not really
sure. If you still have issues after
Comment by a.revolution.ultra.blue:
YES! You CANNOT use the google g-icon "web app run menu", you need a plain
jane java application runner, with main class com.google.gwt.dev.DevMode?
Make sure you have the usual program arguments for a gwt project; mine are:
-port -startupUrl / ai.yx.x
Comment by neo.huma...@gmail.com:
YES! You CANNOT use the google g-icon "web app run menu", you need a plain
jane java application runner, with main class com.google.gwt.dev.DevMode
Make sure you have the usual program arguments for a gwt project; mine are:
-port
-startupUrl /
ai.yx.xSeed
Comment by jbrosenberg:
what about maven?
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http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/GWT_2_0_RC
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Comment by alexande...@gmail.com:
I'm working with SVN builds of GWT prior2.0RC and would recommend you to
use Ant for GWT development. Eclipse, its plugins and everything else
depends on Eclipse causes just pain in your...
Use Ant if you want to build something beyond a "Hello World!" and "
Comment by brunabasseio:
good article
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