Hi there, This post below was helping me to succeed.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10316003/how-to-make-war-file-of-gwt-project-in-eclipse However, when I was facing the similar problem to your, this is how I done it. It is pretty much starting over, but I love it. 1. I downloaded the latest gwt here http://www.gwtproject.org/download.html. Please note that I use "GWT SDK" from the first one. 2. I downloaded the latest Eclipse. Please note that I have tried using older Eclipse 3.8.1-8, which is in Linux repositories, but it would not work with the plugin "GWT Eclipse Plugin". From the link here, http://www.gwtproject.org/download.html, please click on the second link "Plugin for Eclipse", drag, and Drop "Install" button" onto Eclipse. 3. Installed the file from step 1, and follow the steps here. If I don't create my project this way, I have problem, as the tutorial is much more difficult to follow. I also found that troubleshoot, and getting help online is a lot easier. cd gwt-2.8.1 chmod u+x webAppCreator ./webAppCreator -out MyWebApp com.mycompany.mywebapp.MyWebApp At this point, your project would be here in this folder "gwt-2.8.1". 4. Now, this step is important for me, and it is what you are facing. The tutorial would ask you to do this, which would work as well. cd MyWebApp/ ant devmode But this command below, would make thing perfect just for you :) cd MyWebApp/ ant eclipse.generate 5. Now, you may import your new project to Eclipse. I think it is File > Import > Import Existing Project to Workspace. 6. From the link here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10316003/how-to-make-war-file-of-gwt-project-in-eclipse. It was this section that helps me. The best approach is to use the command > > *Export > Export ... > Web > War file* > > You will have this command on the context menu (right mouse button on the > project folder) if you installed the Java tools for Web Applications. > Otherwise that should you first step. > > It may be the case that your GWT project doesn't show on the selector of > the Web Project field, the first on on the dialogue box when you execute > the command above. If this is the case you must make sure you have the > *Dynamic > Web Module* facet on you project. Select the project root project > navigator and then execute > > *Properties > Project Facets* > > and check *Dynamic Web Module* on the right panel if it not already > checked. > > You should make sure that the WAR directory used by GWT is the same used > by the dynamic web module. If you are not sure what is your WAR directory > (probably it's the one named "war") you can go to > > *Properties > Google > Web Application * > > > *.... * > Please enjoy. On Sunday, August 13, 2017 at 7:54:16 AM UTC-7, Pool Petter Hijuela Florian wrote: > > Hi. > > Creating the project: GDT Pulldown >> New Web Application project (use GWT > 2.7 and do not use AppEngine) > > ... > > Right click on the project >> Export >> Web >> WAR file >> Web Project ... > This is where I have the problem. The name of my GWT project does not appear. > > Currently I generate the WAR in this way: Right click on the project >> > Google >> GWT Compile .... Copy the war folder in eclipse, compress it and > change the extension to .war (Myproject.war). Any suggestions? > > Thank You. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "GWT Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
