Hi!
I'm doing an example that I found ina book about GWT. It's the typical
example of the hangman. I'm using Eclipse and GWT 2.0. This is my
code:
public class AhorGwt implements EntryPoint {
private FlowPanel letters = new FlowPanel();
private Label wordLabel = new Label();
private Image image = new Image();
private final int MAX_GUESSES = 6;
private int misses;
private String[] words;
private String word;
private char[] visibleWord;
@Override
public void onModuleLoad() {
//create interface
RootPanel ahorcado = RootPanel.get("ahorcado");
ahorcado.add(letters);
ahorcado.add(image);
ahorcado.add(wordLabel);
//load words
final RequestBuilder requestBuilder = new RequestBuilder
( RequestBuilder.POST, "movies.txt" );
try {
requestBuilder.sendRequest( null, new
RequestCallback(){
public void onError(Request request, Throwable
exception) {
GWT.log( "failed getting movie list",
exception );
}
public void onResponseReceived(Request request,
Response response)
{
words = response.getText().split("\n");
GWT.log(words[2], null);
startGame();
}} );
} catch (RequestException e) {
GWT.log( "failed getting movie list", e );
}
wordLabel.setStyleName("word");
}
// ...
}
My movies.txt file is under /war/ file next to my index.html. Ok, once
I get the supossed text file into 'words' variable I do a 'GWT.log
(words[2], null);' in the console developent mode of eclipse I get
this "HTTP Status 404 - Status report". As you can see, the file
movies.txt hasn't been loaded. Instead of this, the program has red a
kind of default text/html file. I don't know if the problem is in the
location of the file or If I'm using a wrong method to read files on
the client side.
Thanks,
Juanma
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