On Mon, Jul 10, 2023 at 2:22 PM Jose Anthony Garc?a Macavilca <[email protected]> wrote: > > Thanks Nick! > Actually, with intellij I can open the Guacamole Client using a "open as > project" feature but I can't run the client in a development mode so if I > make a change I will generate the .war file in order to see my changes. How > do you use Eclipse to develop with Guacamole? Do you always need to generate > to .war or there is a way to automatically see your changes on the fly (you > code something and automatically it is reflected on your browser? >
Ah, okay - I actually use NetBeans, not Eclipse, and I tend to re-build after making changes. Mike mentioned something about enabling JPDA with Tomcat and connecting NetBeans to that, which is probably possible in IntelliJ, as well, but I don't know a lot of the details, there, and I don't know if it will really help with skipping the build step. Maybe he'll respond with some more detail :-). -Nick
