[appengine-java] Re: Plugin Hosted Mode failing to resolve import java.net.* on Macintosh

Thanks Toby, And no surprise, moving my URL Fetch from the GWT client to the GWT serverimpl makes it all work fine. And from the GWT list:java.net package is not supported by GWT Re: Jason's original comment, I'm not sure there's a bug to be filed. It would be nice if the Plugin could distin

[appengine-java] Re: Plugin Hosted Mode failing to resolve import java.net.* on Macintosh

Hi Ken, GWT and App Engine support two different sets of API, because they run on two entirely different platforms (someone's browser vs Google's cloud). To issue http requests from GWT, you can use RequestBuilder

[appengine-java] Re: Plugin Hosted Mode failing to resolve import java.net.* on Macintosh

Actually, it was a test of just having a button issue a URL Fetch (to a public web service). I shouldn't think that one would have to RPC first to a service, depending of course on what was really going to be accomplished. In this case, I was going to extend this to a simple GET with an attached

[appengine-java] Re: Plugin Hosted Mode failing to resolve import java.net.* on Macintosh

Hey Ken, As Jason says, the Eclipse plugin does not directly support validation of GWT code, so you only see an error after running Hosted Mode. If you use've intended this to be just server code, you should pull it up out of the GWT client package you currently have it in. On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 a

[appengine-java] Re: Plugin Hosted Mode failing to resolve import java.net.* on Macintosh

Hi Ken, Seems like there are two separate issues you're pointing out: (1) The Eclipse validation is missing some classes that GWT really doesn't allow, and (2) java.net used to work in GWT, but not anymore? If that breakdown is accurate, would you mind opening a bug for (1)? Someone from the GW