roblem may be specific to my environment. I don't expect a straight
solution, but I would appreciate any hints.
What can I check, where should I look at. Where to go from here?
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There are several servlets defined in the web.xml, but only for this one
(EventServlet) the error is shown. I have not touched the servlets and the
web.xml. I have also cleaned and rebuild the project.
How can I solve this?
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Running CodeServer with parameters: [-noprec
s completely in the shared
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(At the moment I use com.google.gwt.i18n.client.DateTimeFormat at the
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refers to "MojoExecutionException". Sorry, but I still cannot follow this.
Which plugin am I using? And if it's the "wrong" one, how can I switch in
my existing pom.xml?
There seem to exist people without those problems. I simply want to do it
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> Your requirements is to have the JARs into the WAR (just like most other
> people, so your requirements aren't wrong), so DO NOT use scope=provided.
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Ok, but how can I have the JARs into the WAR then?
If this is what most other people want, then there must be a solutio
age) creates a package (war) with
missing jar files.
To make a long story short:
- Before Maven I created a war file with all necessary jar files in
WEB-INF/lib
- With Maven this war file is actually missing those jar files.
Please don't pay too much attention on my "requirements&
external libs were
included in WEB-INF/lib.
Now - with Maven - I shall care about the libs a WAR file needs a *second
time*?
I already have specified all the dependencies in the pom.xml of my-lib.
Why not include all the needed jar fiiles in WEB-INF/lib and have one WAR
file that can be deployed
move scope=provided, is completely outside eclipse:
When I "mvn package" my app, the postgresql lib is not copied into the lib
folder.
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>> Maybe another scope is better?
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> No.
> The problem is that Eclipse wants to package your app.
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This problem is outside eclipse. When I "mvn package" the app it results in
missing libs in the WEB-INF/lib folder.
r not containing the
external libs!
So I made one step backward, dependency resolution is enabled again, but
the external jars are missing in the app folder.
Maybe another scope is better?
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can enable it for the lib project without problems. But as soon as I
enable it for the app project, the error reappears.
It's hard to figure it out when even the experts in this group have no
idea. But I see that this is an essential point, so I have documented the
error as detailed as possib
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be better for developing if the original library code was used instead?
Could it be that this is the core of the problem?
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pom.xml:
http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/
ut what exactly are the steps you
describe? Do you execute them on the commandline with maven commands or in
eclipse?
I really would like to do it the same way!
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I also have posted what happens when I omit GWT compilation: I see old
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The cycle described above takes about 20 minutes.
What am I doing wrong?
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Ok, I created the directory src/main/resources and added some xml files
there.
But they don't get into the jar file...
Below is my pom.xml.
What's wrong?
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http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
xsi:schemaLocation=
Thanks, this describes the standard directory layout.
If the src/main/directory doesn't exist: Can I simply create it or do I
also have to declare it somewhere in the pom?
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What's the standard location? src/main/resources?
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;real" source file first
So is this really the way to go?
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Now Jens' solution works for me.
I had to do Maven -> "Update Project" and "Refresh" several times until it
worked #-)
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ource not found".
The JAR file
/home/.../.m2/repository/msm/lib/acs/1.0-SNAPSHOT/msm-lib-acs-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
has no source attachment.
What may be still wrong?
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But besides these two solutions: What about simply adding the library
eclipse project as a dependent project to the application eclipse project?
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piles fine on the command line.
In eclipse, both projects were imported as "existing maven project". Note
that I did not add "mylib" as a dependend project to "myapp", because I
wanted to handle mylib as if it was provided by an external source.
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> create a pom.xml in "project" with pom and this
> snippet:
>
> lib
> app
>
> Then run all your Maven commands in the "project" folder (never in the
> "lib" or "app" subfolders).
>
Ok, sounds good.
I tried this
ned that yours is the one that is
recommended. Then, I found that webAppCreator -templates maven creates a
project template that I can work with. And I noticed net.ltgt.gwt.maven in
the pom.xml. Therefore, I thought that I am using your plugin. But the
error message discussed here is a "Mojo
Note that as soon as I set the scope back to provided the error is gone
immediately.
Maybe another scope is needed here?
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What's still wrong?
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Yes! It's taken from the maven repository!
What about the dependencyManagement thing?
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I have everything in the dependency section.
Here are the complete pom files.
Note that "mylib" is "msm-lib-acs" and "myapp" is "msm-app-mcs" (I am still
struggeling with the Maven naming conventions.):
*mylib aka msm-lib-acs, pom.xml:*
http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0;
ring:
Class.forName ("org.postgresql.Driver");
How can you include all dependent libraries in the final app package?
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This are the steps to reproduce the problem:
- create the project:
webAppCreator -templates sample,maven test.Application
- import as "Maven Project" into eclipse
- copy the above ui.xml file into the project
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> @Magnus: I think you could fix that issue in Eclipse by disabling XML
> validation.
>
It's true that the problem only exists inside eclipse. The maven project
compiles without errors on the command line.
But if the error results from XML validation: Why doesn't eclipse sho
Ok, and when doing it the "usual" way - placing the resources in
src/main/resources - can you shorten the references inside the ClientBundle
java file somehow, i. e. avoid to specify the whole path for every resource?
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This is my UIBinder xml file:
(It works within the old project)
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This is great!
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to contain:
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clientstuff/MyWindow.java
How can I do that?
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No more posts here?
It should be a very common problem...
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). Maven does all of this
automatically.
It's just the last step that is missing, i. e. working together with maven
and eclipse...
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> I have several Java libraries shared by different applications, including
>
ill unclear, how the development process looks like,
especially when you have a separate library project.
Please show me, if this is written down somewhere.
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seen several problems like this.
But I think it's better to discuss this in a new thread, since it has
nothing to do with the problem stated in the subject...
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> This is in a Chrome extension (apparently FBDown Video Downloader), not in
> your app.
But chrome shows "App.html" (my app's entry point) as the source of the
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serve that code as well. It's
> basically the "serve your files yourself" mode.
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How do you quickly provide such a server? Can eclipse do this or are there
maven goals?
What are the benefits of option 1?
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While the documentation is very verbose for "GWT Development Mode with
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> But this is the documentation of the plugin, not the documentation of the
> archetype. Follow the archetype documentation, or one of the Brandon
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Ok, I see: The plugin can be used in any maven project and the archetype is
just one template for them...
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> entries in the context menu you have shown in your previous mail. If you
> configure it and open the GWT section you will see that you have no
> available modules
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This is correct. But I cannot add any modules in this dialog.
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I have looked inside some pom.xml files. What if really beginning from
scratch, like Thomas recommended? How would you modify a pom.xml so that
you can start a debugging session in eclipse?
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Now that all my tools are up to date, there must be an approach for me...
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Anyhow, I would prefer to create the project outside eclipse (like shown in
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The project was created like this:
mvn archetype:generate \
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-DarchetypeArtifactId=gwt-maven-plugin \
-DarchetypeVersion=2.8.0
Then, it was imported into eclipse by selecting "Import existing maven
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> Those aren't errors, they're logs to the standard error (stderr) that the
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I am sure that you'll miss real errors then...
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[INFO] Scanning for projects...
[INFO]
[INFO]
[INFO] Building Maven Archetype for GWT 1.
e option didn't come back. So my
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sorry, it seems that I didn't point out that my problem is solved!
After executing "mvn eclipse:eclipse" the errors are gone!
So what's wrong with "eclipse:eclipse" then?
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The library project is a maven project with server-side and client-side
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Where should I look next?
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after upgrading a project from GWT 2.7.0 to GWT 2.8.0 I and when compiling
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Hi Juan!
It's only enabled in Project explorer view (in package explorer view
> doesn't work)
>
You're totally right! I didn't use the project explorer view before, but it
shows the hierarchical structure of the project!
This seems to be a solution for me.
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I know that there are several methods of using maven with eclipse and that
there are different plugins.
Maybe the errors I saw with Codehaus result from this.
However, what can you recommend?
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> two different jar's (one that only contains GWT code, and another only
> containing code incompatible to GWT) by reading the annotation. That is
> basically the approach Guava uses to build guava.jar and guava-gwt.jar.
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Sounds interesting. Where can I read about this?
ignore" the code under the
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[ERROR] Aborting compile due to errors in some input files
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> On Monday, November 14, 2016 at 10:51:35 AM UTC+1, magnus@raybased.com
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>>
>> I have some problems when using a CellTree within a DataGrid.
>> Everything works except w
I have put a GWT-CellTree in a DataGrid. It works except for one thing:
When clicking on the tree-expand-icon, nothing happens.
How can this be fixed ?
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package com.raybased.gwt.configtool.client.grid;
import com.google.gwt.core.client.EntryPoint;
import
I have some problems when using a CellTree within a DataGrid.
Everything works except when clicking on the tree, nothing happens.
I would expect the tree to expand/retract.
Does anyone know of a solution ?
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package com.raybased.gwt.configtool.client.grid;
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> Don't implement Comparable in your shared class but instead use
> Collections.sort(List, Comparator) on your server. The comparator can then
> only live on the server.
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This works fine! Thank you!
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If not, how would you solve this?
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Hello,
I am trying to make a minimal example, but every minimal approach is
working for me.
Only the existing project which is a GWT application project using classes
from a separate library with a separate GWT module doesn't work.
I always get "unable to resolve class".
Please he
ent.awi.setParameter(...)
the problem was solved.
I will now stop using such confusing names.
However, something must have changed. This code worked until spring 2015. I
wonder why it stopped working then...
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sWidget
{
protected JavaScriptObject obj = null;
...
Note that the class "FierensGraphicsWidget" can be referenced without
problems from Java.
But the native method "draw" above cannot reference the member "obj".
I don't know where to start.
Could someone point me in t
Note that TestWidget extends FierensGraphicsWidget, so it should be able to
access the latter's member "obj".
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