what I am missing?
Maven should also use Java 1.7 for compilation, not just the IDE. I would
guess Maven uses the JAVA_HOME environment variable which might still point
to Java 5.
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As a side note: We had a discussion to make j2cl be able to compile itself
to JavaScript. If that is actually done you can easily integrate with all
kinds of JavaScript build tools.
On Thu, Jun 18, 2015 at 1:16 PM Arnaud TOURNIER ltea...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I've been watching an
I assume j2cl means java-to-closure-script-compiler, which will be the
heart of GWT 3, is that right ?
Very good news ! This way GWT will be available for standard and cool web
build systems... Great ! GWT downloadable as a npm package would be cool in
fact...
Did you evaluate gulp in your study
Gradle 2.5 will come with continuous build too (watch files, recompile
incrementally on change -- and run tests I suppose, or restart running app);
similar to what SBT has had for years now (but indescribably sluggish).
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Thanks Jens!
Yes, it did as you said. I just cannot understand why because I have
changed the jdk to 1.7 both in windows - preference and project build path.
what I am missing?
On Wednesday, June 17, 2015 at 8:43:59 PM UTC+8, Jens wrote:
Looks like you have class files compiled with Java
One other thing: It won't matter which system we use to build the new
compiler.
Google internal we always use our own build system and since its very close
to bazel it should work fine with bazel. If you want some kind of other
integration with other build systems you can easily build them since
Hi everyone,
I've been watching an reflecting upon the gwt meetup you had few weeks ago.
And one of my concern is about a decent build system that gwt should be
based upon. As for now, Bazel is not ready for Windows, and also it needs
to be installed, configured and so on, which can be
Ok great ! True that Google will always have the master hand over GWT, fair
because code is committed by almost only google people ! Community has to
keep that in mind.
Thanks
Arnaud
Le jeu. 18 juin 2015 à 14:37, Daniel Kurka danku...@google.com a écrit :
One other thing: It won't matter which
It's been a while since your last post, but I'm now having the same exact
issue as you. My target environment is RHEL 7, and I'm getting the logger
popup. So far I haven't been able to disable it, but the funny thing is it
doesn't appear in SDM when I'm running in my dev (Win7) environment.
It turned out my problem was mostly my own doing. I was using different
config files in different environments and didn't realize it. Hope your
problem is this simple!
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