Re: Use hosted mode existing tomcat server and not with embadded jetty server

2011-01-30 Thread tarik ghallab
Hi,
Thanks for your response after making some analys of situation i come to the
result that i dont need to my own server, because i need just i servelet
contner and i will work in new application. So i decided to use just jetty
speed up the developpment. Iprefer to use jetty Y2i and Ben Imp for your
help :)

2011/1/28 Y2i 

> Following those instructions will allow debugging client side only, and
> they require often recompilation of the project which slows down the
> development.  After going through that approach I finally migrated to Jetty
> and have no regrets.
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Re: Use hosted mode existing tomcat server and not with embadded jetty server

2011-01-28 Thread Y2i
Following those instructions will allow debugging client side only, and they 
require often recompilation of the project which slows down the development. 
 After going through that approach I finally migrated to Jetty and have no 
regrets.

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Re: Use hosted mode existing tomcat server and not with embadded jetty server

2011-01-28 Thread Ben Imp
Its in the FAQ.  In fact, its the first result when you search for
Tomcat on the GWT site.  I highly recommend reading through the all of
the docs there.

http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/1.6/FAQ_DebuggingAndCompiling.html#How_do_I_use_my_own_server_in_hosted_mode_instead_of_GWT%27s

-Ben

On Jan 27, 6:21 am, "tarik.bts...@gmail.com" 
wrote:
> Hello all,
>   I'm new gwt and i'm working in project which i create by using
> eclipse and architype of gwt-maven pluging.
> So my problem is how to use my existnig tomcat server to debug my
> application ?
> i made some researsh  what i find is to add true
> in my gwt-maven pluging configuration in my pom.xml and configure
>  but i dont understund how to make this?! and also where to
> put sources in webapps  folder of tomcat or in anthor place and use
> maven-war-plugin to generate snapshot to webapps/myproject or some
> thing else like tomcat pluging ??!!
>
> please can some help me in this topic because very confused .

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