I am using Eclipse Kepler for JavaSE and have installed (only) JDK1.7 and
JRE1.7 and the latest GWT plugin for Eclipse - on Win7.
When I try to build I get error messages saying: the compiler level does
not match the version of the installed Java project facet. I've tried
using both the JDK
That's already done many times in this forum. Search well and you find all
the info you need. See also the main gwtproject website.
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Yes, it is.
On Thursday, November 14, 2013 12:44:50 AM UTC+1, Leonid Khachaturov wrote:
Is it the same issue?
https://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=8433
On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 5:47:18 PM UTC+1, Boris Brudnoy wrote:
I'm getting this compiler error when
Is your td element in a valid tabletr structure? Some browsers remove
elements automatically if they are placed at wrong locations.
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Seems interesting, anybody already used this for testing ? Can it be easily
extended for custom made widgets ?
On Thu, Nov 14, 2013 at 12:51 AM, Colin Alworth niloc...@gmail.com wrote:
Another new toy to propose for saner Selenium testing:
https://github.com/niloc132/gwt-driver
On Monday,
Jens, thanks for your reply.
HTML-structure was not valid:
*body*
*!-- skipped --*
*table*
*table align=center*
* tr*
*td colspan=2 style=font-weight:bold;Please enter your
name:/td*
* /tr*
* tr*
*td id=nameFieldContainer/td*
*td
Hi Justin,
I just started working with GWT and I was wondering if you ever found a
solution to this problem?
I would VERY MUCH appreciate some help because I have been trying for at
least 2 weeks to find a workaround to not using widgets at all in my GWT
application and I am pretty much stuck
We're using this at Sencha with pretty good success, though it really is
designed to be for testing applications, not libraries. I know of a few GXT
customers who are using it with gxt-driver for widget support, but it is
still pretty early - either everyone thinks it works out great, or there
I looked at doing this with a dynamic host page, and still might
re-consider it should I get some spare time (unlikely). But we ended up
just using a custom servlet to get our data. In our case, we need the
server to initialize the data and constants before sending them to the
client. We fire
Which version of GWT are you using?
I know that in GWT 2.5.1, Java 7 is supported. I'm also running Eclipse
Kepler (launched with Java 7 SDK x64)
But I do have to run my actual build with Java 6 (Eclipse Run
Configurations for build.xml and on the JRE tab select 'Separate JRE'
pointing it to
Which version of GWT are you using?
I am using gwt-2.5.1.zip (downloaded it yesterday.)
How did you create the starter project?
I created the starter project by Eclipse-File-New-Web Application
Project and then filling in the blanks as shown in step 1 at
No, I just did what you described with Java 7 and everything worked fine.
It doesn't generate an ANT (build.xml) file so you can ignore some of what
I said.
Are you building from the GDT Tools Icon - GWT Compile Project... with
your project selected? or right clicking on your project and
Michael, thank you for your help.
Are you building from the GDT Tools Icon - GWT Compile Project... with
your project selected? or right clicking on your project and going to
Google-GWT Compile? or some other way?
I have tried both ways and the results are still the same.
When you go to
This is happening to some of our guys too.
We used the workaround that Carlos mentioned, launching FF as root.
On Saturday, November 9, 2013 9:52:55 PM UTC-7, Carlos Aguayo wrote:
I really appreciate your help Colin.
At this point I believe it's some misconfiguration in my computer. I tried
Are you using Maven? I don't know why else your project would have Project
Facets enabled. Doh, I just tested this and I also had my starter project
created with a custom Project Facet. My real GWT project doesn't use
Project Facets.
Right click on your project and go to Properties, then
Hal E. Louya! - I went to Properties-Project Facets and changed it from
1.4 to 1.7 as you said and it compiled 6 permutations without errors. It
took a very long time and the way the window went blank for a long time I
thought I might have broken Eclipse.
I looked at the Runtimes tab. Neither
I've also posted this question in
Stackoverflowhttp://stackoverflow.com/q/19966930/770519.
Sorry to crosspost, but I wasn't sure of the best place to post.
I've got a GWT 2.4 app where I'm swapping views by switching out one
Composite widget on the RootPanel for another, using the usual
Wow that is really odd that it defaulted to 1.4!
If you search this group or Google you can find a way to reduce the
permutations for development, but in most cases you don't need to do that
kind of full compile very often. You can just run the project in DevMode
and not need to re-compile
Hi,
An issue exists with the Google dev tools (I think provided as part of the
Google Eclipse Plugin) that makes working with GAE, GWT and mobile devices
a challenge if you wish to use super dev mode - yes I know that's a rare
combination, but with mobile growth, you'll probably see that come
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