YES you have to deploy in app-engine.
Actually, and because the gae sdk contains all the stuff to emulate the
app-engine infra when you are developing, you could run that in your
servers, but be aware that it is not a reliable solution and be prepared to
lose all your data when you restart.
Maybe IOS6 issue about caching posts requests could be your problem, in the
case you are doing a RPC/RF post to your web-server and you wait for a
response before showing the initial screen of your app.
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=770
- Manolo
On Fri, Sep 28,
The documentation mentions, that it's possible to make all logging code
compile
outhttps://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideLogging#Making_All_Logging_Code_Compile_Out,
but it doesn't mention how to compile out only certain levels.
This is however possible: The property
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
I just tried to remove the GAE from my project, but that caused some weird
errors.
Now I set up a new project without GAE.
If I dont consider to deploy my App to Google I dont need that GAE anyway.
Or are there any other features that belong to GAE?
Regards
Am
Reviewers: Daniel Kurka, tbroyer,
Description:
Safari on IOS6 is caching post requests, therefore the first request to
gwt works but successive calls fails either: showing the cached
information, or raising exceptions when trying to de-serialize an
incorrect response for a different call.
Given how much of the net is broken on iOS6 due to this (and hanging get
breakage), I suspect they will fix it before a version of GWT with this
change could be rolled out.
http://gwt-code-reviews.appspot.com/1845803/
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