Re: Cascading GWT Application ?

Hey there. I come back there to give you my final approach of this problem. I create a Main Module who inherits of all my needed modules and specify my onlyone entry-point. It looks like that : Java side I

Re: Cascading GWT Application ?

The official GWT's example Ruxit is really looking at what I want to do. - A Menu always shown. On the left, on the top... who cares... - An url changing when I change page - An "Module Loader" on the right side of the page to charge my differents page. I do not want using iframe cause I want

Re: Cascading GWT Application ?

Thanks for your answers and many thanks again for the helps and advices ! @Thomas : This is what I've done. I try to go slowly to understand it all. So here is my wish list : - Getting an modulable application, and possibly separate each modules in different projects to clarify the code. -

Re: Cascading GWT Application ?

> > Thanks again Gilberto. > I followed your recommendation but the GWT world is pretty hard at the moment. I followed the Ronan Quillevere's tutorial, but... like all GWT / maven / gradle / RPC / Vaadin etc...

Re: Cascading GWT Application ?

I accepted to stop searching how to get multi deployment for my application and working only with module in external project and getting one .war. It actually works great except one thing : the RPC. I wouldn't to abuse about your help but here is what I done : I created two applications with

Re: Cascading GWT Application ?

> > Hi Gilberto and thanks for your experience return. > I'm a litle bit sad about it, cause our wish was to deploy each application dependently, into different .war file on our tomcat server. I will get a look on your cited framework, maybe a good module architecture development can be

Re: Cascading GWT Application ?

I'm asking myself, is maven can help me ? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "GWT Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to google-web-toolkit+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group,

Cascading GWT Application ?

Hey. My question is simple : is this possible of calling a gwt application into another gwt application. My sample case is simplest as hell, but I can't figure it out what is the best solution to do it : I Would like 3 differents GWT project to deploy them independently : - A first app doing

Re: gwt material and uibinder

> > Oups... This topic is really gone ! :) > But last answer for Gilberto : Without entering too much in detail, our project is about making a huge platform (intranet) for our enterprise with different real application in there with different rules for each login. This can be planning

Re: gwt material and uibinder

> > Hi Gilberto and thanks for your answer ! ;) > Thanks too for the invitation on the gwt material chat, I will come ! About maven, you're probably right. But at the moment in my enterprise, we are switching direction for our web development (we were on meteor, a javascript framework

Re: gwt material and uibinder

Ok... I finally found my error... Here is what I have done : in my myButton2.java code : public class myButton2 extends Composite { private static MyUiBinder uiBinder = GWT.create(MyUiBinder.class); @UiTemplate("myButton2.ui.xml") interface MyUiBinder extends UiBinder { }

Re: gwt material and uibinder

I didn't mentionned : I follow this get Started : http://gwtmaterialdesign.github.io/gwt-material-demo/snapshot/#!gettingstarted So I added well the "" in my app.gwt.xml. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "GWT Users" group. To unsubscribe from this

gwt material and uibinder

Hello. I'm totally new on gwt and I would like to use gwt material to make my application's UI. I'm not really confortable with maven, so I downloaded the .jar and imported it in my project. I can so use the component like that : MaterialButton myButton1 = new MaterialButton();

Re: How to debug GWT application on Eclipse

Oh great, could be enough to debug in chrome debugger, but I guess it will be more confortable to debug directly in eclipse. Thanks for all the infos ;) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "GWT Users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop

Re: How to debug GWT application on Eclipse

Wow... thanks a lot Thomas for your fast and good reply ! This isn't really clear in the doc, but this clear for me now. And after followed your linked, it works like a charm. Thanks again :) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "GWT Users" group. To

How to debug GWT application on Eclipse

Hi GWT community. I am trying GWT since yesterday, and I'm following the first app tutorial on gwt official. I'm at the debugging section and i can't figure it out to debug my code in eclipse. I followed each line of this tutorial,