On 5/17/2011 11:01 AM, David Chandler wrote:
How is the GWT compiler able to compile your server-side classes? GWT
Designer is correct to include any source dirs you've specified in
your gwt.xml.
I raised a related issue the other day concerning this - GWT Designer
does not seem to corr
How is the GWT compiler able to compile your server-side classes? GWT
Designer is correct to include any source dirs you've specified in your
gwt.xml.
/dmc
On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 1:34 PM, Baloe wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there any way to restrict GWT Designer to only certain pa
On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 2:34 PM, Baloe wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is there any way to restrict GWT Designer to only certain packages?
>
> We have a serieus problem with this right now. We have some entity
> classes (in the shared package) with annotations. These annotations
> a
Hi all,
Is there any way to restrict GWT Designer to only certain packages?
We have a serieus problem with this right now. We have some entity
classes (in the shared package) with annotations. These annotations
are implemented server-side, and we cannot move the classes to the
serverside because
ur in the future?
>
> And why this? Can't GWT Designer simply use the gwt-dev classes no mater
> where the jar file is located?
>
>
> On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 10:39 PM, Eric Clayberg wrote:
>
>> GWT Designer supports standard Eclipse projects (with standard
>> classpat
Well, I'll fill an issue regarding this. Is there any possibility to change
this behaviour in the future?
And why this? Can't GWT Designer simply use the gwt-dev classes no mater
where the jar file is located?
On Mon, May 16, 2011 at 10:39 PM, Eric Clayberg wrote:
> GWT Desi
On Tuesday, May 17, 2011 1:20:37 AM UTC+1, Magno Machado wrote:
>
> I'm getting this message from GWT Designer whenever I try to open the
> editor:
>
> GWT Designer was unable to find *gwt-dev.jar* relative to *gwt-user.jar*.
> Please check that GWT is installed correctly
GWT Designer supports standard Eclipse projects (with standard
classpaths) and Maven-style projects.
Maven projects are the only non-standard project types that we
currently support.
The suggested work around would be to copy gwt-dev.jar into the same
directory as gwt-user.jar so that it can be
I'm getting this message from GWT Designer whenever I try to open the
editor:
GWT Designer was unable to find *gwt-dev.jar* relative to *gwt-user.jar*.
Please check that GWT is installed correctly and that gwt-dev.jar is in the
same directory as gwt-user.jar or in the correct Maven directo
t; class. I have an AbsolutePanel as a public member of the first class,
> but when I'm trying to change it (resize) from window builder in the
> second class I get this:
>
> Internal Error
> GWT Designer encountered unexpected internal error.
>
> This could be caused by a GWT
Forgot to add that I'm using GWT 2.3.0 and GWT Designer 2.3.1.
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Internal Error
GWT Designer encountered unexpected internal error.
This could be caused by a GWT Designer bug or by a misconfiguration
issue, conflict, partial update, etc.
org.eclipse.wb.internal.core.utils.check.AssertionFailedException:
assertion failed:
oolkit/articles/mvp-architecture-2.html).
> (My project is both practical and a chance for me to try these
> techniques.)
>
> I also thought this would be an ideal time to try out WindowBuilder/
> GWT Designer. I'd tried it way back with GWT 1.3 or 1.4, and wasn't
>
project is both practical and a chance for me to try these
techniques.)
I also thought this would be an ideal time to try out WindowBuilder/
GWT Designer. I'd tried it way back with GWT 1.3 or 1.4, and wasn't
pleased. But now--my first UiBinder endeavor--I thought I'd give it a
go.
H
Based on your description and the error, it sounds like you had some
prior version installed.
Those release notes apply to any earlier (pre 8.1.x) versions of GWT
Designer / WindowBuilder as well.
On May 12, 6:27 am, cri wrote:
> This was not my problem since I did not have GWT Designer 8.
This was not my problem since I did not have GWT Designer 8.1.x
installed. And, the first thing I did to attempt to correct the
problem was to go into installed software and uninstalled all GWT /
WindowBuilder components. After I restarted Eclipse, I still had the
same problem. At point, I
This is caused by using the old 8.1.x version of GWT Designer. This is
also discussed in the release notes...
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/release-notes.html#Release_Notes_2_2_0
Uninstall GWT Designer 8.1.x (which is not compatible with GWT 2.3.1)
and use the version of GWT Designer
ally, reinstall GPE. This fixed the problem for me.
On May 11, 9:33 am, cri wrote:
> I just installed the update to GPE. I'm at 2.3.1. Now I can't open any
> gui classes with GWT Designer. Even if I create a vanilla project form
> scratch using "New Web Application
I just installed the update to GPE. I'm at 2.3.1. Now I can't open any
gui classes with GWT Designer. Even if I create a vanilla project form
scratch using "New Web Application Project" I get the same result.
This is really disappointing! Okay, how the heck to I get back to the
Please create a bug report from the error window and append it to this
case...
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=6316
On May 4, 6:03 pm, Wandile Chamane wrote:
> Hi, I updated to 2.3 on tuesday and ever since i have had problems
> with my GWT designer has anyone
Yep, I have problems with it as well. It's not generating graphical UI
anymore.
On May 5, 1:03 am, Wandile Chamane wrote:
> Hi, I updated to 2.3 on tuesday and ever since i have had problems
> with my GWT designer has anyone got a solution to this?
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Hello,
I wanted to start working with the GWT Designer.
At the Beginning it worked in one project very well in my Eclipse
Version 3.6.2.
But in an another (maven) project, I get the following error:
WindowBuilder internal error
WindowBuilder encountered unexpected internal error. Please contact
solved with the last beta :
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/tools/download-gwtdesigner-beta.html
On Apr 12, 11:07 pm, Eric Reboisson wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've installed EclipseHelioswith the Goole GWT plugin.
>
> After that, I've created a sample GWT app with the wizard.
>
> I've implemented my
UiBinder does not provide an API for non-standard parsers, so, in
general, SmartGWT won't work with GWT Designer in UiBinder mode.
SmartGWT works fine using GWT Designer and GWT Java UIs.
On May 2, 7:03 pm, richip wrote:
> Has anyone successfully used the above products / technol
Has anyone successfully used the above products / technologies to
create a UIBinder GUI object that's editable in GWT Designer and makes
use SmartGWT? Can you send me some tips?
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No. At the moment, widgets do not expose an ID property (e.g., there
is no UIObject.setID() method).
On Apr 23, 11:57 am, richip wrote:
> Is there a way to set the Element.id of a Widget from GWT Designer? We
> were hoping to avoid having our UI designers do any Java programming.
-
Is there a way to set the Element.id of a Widget from GWT Designer? We
were hoping to avoid having our UI designers do any Java programming.
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See...
http://code.google.com/intl/de/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideUiPanels.html#Standards
Those widgets only work in Standards mode, and GWT Designer will only
show them, if your project is configured for Standards mode. That is
the default for new projects, but probably not for your older
I have done some further testing. Using Eclipse under Windows the
problem remains the same. But if I create a new project the missing
panels are present in the designer, so it must depend on some settings
of my existing project. Nevertheless it is not possible to export the
palette from the one pro
In the GWT Designer from within Eclipse I am missing some panels in
the panels section in the palette, e.g. LayoutPanel, DockLayoutPanel.
Seems like all the ones introduced with GWT 2.0
http://code.google.com/intl/de/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideUiPanels.html#Design.
I am running the latest
This problem would be typically caused by using an old version of GWT
Designer with a newer version of GWT.
It is best to keep them both in sync and update both of them when
moving to a new GWT release.
On Apr 14, 3:21 pm, cri wrote:
> Well, I got this fixed but I don't really know
Well, I got this fixed but I don't really know what the problem was.
To trouble shoot the problem, I created a new gwt project using the
eclipse plugin. when I tried to open the entry point class with gwt
designer, I got the very same problem. So, it wasn't a problem with my
project b
Starting today, whenever I try to open a GUI class in GWT Designer
window, the windows fails to come up. In the .gwt-log file I get the
error indicated below. I really have no idea what could be causing the
problem. I am able to run the application in both hosted and web mode
without issue. As I
anted to add my widget but this error appears, is it a
known bug ? Am I missusing GWT ? :
Error loading module(s).
GWT Designer can't load a module because of error in gwt.xml module
description, incorrect resource which requires processing with GWT
generator or by some other configuration error
#Release_Notes_Current
Uninstall GWT Designer 8.1.1 (which is not compatible with GWT 2.2)
and use the version of GWT Designer integrated with GWT/GPE 2.2. To
uninstall, go to "Help > About > Installation Details > Installed
Software", select all of the GWT Designer v8.1.1 components
(ever
I'm asking about plugin for GWT designer in netbeans
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That is a very open-ended question, so I would suggest starting with
the docs...
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/tools/gwtdesigner/index.html
If you have specific questions not addressed there, feel free to ask.
On Apr 5, 9:16 am, ChrisDane wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Looks nice wit
Hi there,
Looks nice with the GWT Designer in Eclipse, but how do you use it?
Thanks in advance
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May it's possibile to get a designer like Eclipse GWT-designer ?
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I've had great success copying and pasting using GWT Designer, but it
seems like copying and pasting CellTables results in lost columns in
the copied CellTable. To reproduce simply create a CellTable with one
TextColumn, then try to copy and paste it into the same GUI class. In
the copy
The core of GWT Designer is an Eclipse open source project called
"WindowBuilder". Source for WindowBuilder is available at Eclipse.org,
if you want to look at any of the extension points in detail.
You should also look at the following two PDF files in the docs...
http://code.
Hello :)
I'm working in a project to create an eclipse plugin which extend the
gwt designer plugin.
I learned how to manipulate eclipse plugin but i don't know how to use
extension points of gwt designer
How can i do that? What are the steps to follow?
Is gwt designer open source?
Than
led fresh and there are no 3rd party
> components. I installed Eclipse, then GWT and then the GWT designer.
>
> I've attached a screencap of version numbers, as well as the Eclipse crash
> log.
>
> Any help appreciated! My project is basic, it's the basic "Hel
ile using Eclipse Helios, and you press
> the "Design" tab for GWT Designer, that it would exit Eclipse. I
> created a web page using the GWT Designer, and now (suddenly), it
> exits the entire IDE every time I try to re-enter design mode for that
> page.
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the "Design" tab for GWT Designer, that it would exit Eclipse. I
created a web page using the GWT Designer, and now (suddenly), it
exits the entire IDE every time I try to re-enter design mode for that
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>
> On Mar 10, 11:16 am, Boris Lenzinger
> wrote:
>
> > This page does not say that GWT Designer is a "standalone" product :-)
> > Ok I found the page where Eve found the quote
> > :http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/download.html
>
> > If you cl
"Standalone" in this case simply means that it is not embedded in the
GPE and can even be used without it (you would still need the GWT
SDK).
Eclipse is always required as well.
-Eric
On Mar 10, 11:16 am, Boris Lenzinger
wrote:
> This page does not say that GWT Designer is
This page does not say that GWT Designer is a "standalone" product :-)
Ok I found the page where Eve found the quote :
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/download.html
If you click on the Download button for GWT Designer, you see that you are
redirected to the eclipse download. So t
he GWT download page (see text quoted below), it mentions
>> there is a GWT Designer full version which is a standalone?
>> Is there a separate standalone application that is not an Eclipse plug-
>> in? or is this the same as the plug-in?
>>
>> "GWT Designer
>
Can you give the URL where you found this text please ?
Boris
2011/3/10 Eve
> I understand the update site is to install the plug-in for Eclipse.
> However, on the GWT download page (see text quoted below), it mentions
> there is a GWT Designer full version which is a standalone?
>
thanx
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 5:15 PM, Eric Clayberg
> wrote:
> > > Are you using Maven? This looks like a Maven-related issue we have
> > > seen before.
> >
> > > Have you tried the lat
I understand the update site is to install the plug-in for Eclipse.
However, on the GWT download page (see text quoted below), it mentions
there is a GWT Designer full version which is a standalone?
Is there a separate standalone application that is not an Eclipse plug-
in? or is this the same as
For some reason, Maven does not add the gwt-dev.jar to the classpath.
You can either copy gwt-dev.jar (with its original name) to the same
Maven folder as gwt-user.jar or update to the latest GWT Designer
build where we have added a work around for this Maven issue...
http://code.google.com
Actually, it is very likely to be an Eclipse Update Manager problem or
a local communications problem on your end.
What version of Eclipse are you using and what exact update site URL
are you using? The release or the beta?
On Mar 10, 3:32 am, Rajeshwar Mitra wrote:
> GWT designer installat
GWT designer installation is not jsut working. Multiple time I tried
with all the instruction and FAQ consultation. Still no luck it just
starts download and at one pnt comes up with error "OSGi...location is
not a valid archive". Probably this is not an eclipse update manager
pro
You can install GWT Designer from the Updates sites found here...
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/tools/download-gwtdesigner.html
On Mar 9, 1:02 pm, András Csányi wrote:
> The eclipse version isnt the full version?
> On 9 Mar 2011 22:00, "Eve" wrote:> For evaluation, is
The eclipse version isnt the full version?
On 9 Mar 2011 22:00, "Eve" wrote:
> For evaluation, is the full version available for download anywhere?
> I can only find the Eclipse plug-in from the download site.
>
> thanks
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I can only find the Eclipse plug-in from the download site.
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yes, i'm using maven. will try the latest beta
thanx
On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 5:15 PM, Eric Clayberg wrote:
> Are you using Maven? This looks like a Maven-related issue we have
> seen before.
>
> Have you tried the latest GWT Designer build?
>
>http://code.google.com/we
Are you using Maven? This looks like a Maven-related issue we have
seen before.
Have you tried the latest GWT Designer build?
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/tools/download-gwtdesigner-beta.html
On Mar 8, 5:44 pm, khiem nguyen wrote:
> sorry
>
> Version: Helios Service Release
)
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 3:11 PM, Eric Clayberg wrote:
> Unfortunately, that isn't very much context. In general, we need to
> see the complete stack trace.
>
> It would also be helpful to have info about your Eclipse version, GWT
> version, OS version, JDK version and
Unfortunately, that isn't very much context. In general, we need to
see the complete stack trace.
It would also be helpful to have info about your Eclipse version, GWT
version, OS version, JDK version and GWT Designer version.
Have you tried the latest GWT Designer build?
hi,
i have this ui.xml file:
http://dl.google.com/gwt/DTD/xhtml.ent";>
HomePanel is just a Vertical-Panel which extends Widget
try to preview:
ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: -1
run with eclipse without problem, is it a bug of designer of did i do
something wrong here
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for both problems workarounds are available.
but with neither i get gwt-designer to work. i allways get:
" Error loading module(s).
GWT Designer can't load a module
r Engine 0.9.0 (http://dl.google.com/eclipse/inst/
> d2gwt/latest/3.6)
> - GWT Designer 2.2.0 into Eclipse 3.6 (http://dl.google.com/eclipse/
> inst/d2gwt/latest/3.6)
>
> Beside these, I have installed JDK1.6.0_24 32-bit. All of these are
> run in Windows 7 64-bit Professional.
://dl.google.com/eclipse/plugin/
3.6)
- Windows Builder Engine 0.9.0 (http://dl.google.com/eclipse/inst/
d2gwt/latest/3.6)
- GWT Designer 2.2.0 into Eclipse 3.6 (http://dl.google.com/eclipse/
inst/d2gwt/latest/3.6)
Beside these, I have installed JDK1.6.0_24 32-bit. All of these are
run in Windows 7 64
Hi everybody,
I'm using GWT Designer + Google Plugin for Eclipse, and I'd like to
design the GUI with the designer and deploy the resulting app on
Google App Engine. I'm fighting from days with this problem: if I
deploy on GAE an application developed using the GWT Designer, it does
Thanks Eric.
However if you could give me a zip with everything for eclipse (for
which version for all) to work with a sample that make gwt designer
work, or a good pom.xml or whatever.
I did try the solution about gwt-user and it didn't work. However I
recognize, that I'm just begi
Ok, I was able to open the Designer also when the project is created
using the "New Web Application Project" wizard. However the GAE
problem remains. This is what I did:
- create a new project with wizard "New Web Application Project", with
package com.myproject
- check both "Use Google Web Toolki
Hello :)
I'm working in a project to create an eclipse plugin which extend the
gwt designer plugin.
I learned how to manipulate eclipse plugin but i don't know how to use
extension points of gwt designer
How can i do that? What are the steps to follow?
Thanks for all
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If you don't see the "Design" tab, that simply means that you are
probably using the standard Java Editor and not the GWT Designer
editor.
Close the editor and use "Open With > GWT Designer" to edit the file.
The project wizard supplied by the full version of GWT D
We have had several users report that placing the gwt-dev.jar (using
its original name) in the same directory as gwt-user.jar makes it
work.
In the latest GWT Designer build, we have also added a work around
that should allow it to find the renamed and relocated version of the
gwt-dev.jar in
I upgraded from IE6 to IE8 and, hey!, the problem went away.
>
> Do you think this ought to be fixed in GWT Designer or since IE6 isn't
> very widely used maybe it should just be documented as an issue.
>
> I am curious how IE6 could affect the design and preview window. If
&
Please help!
I really don't know how to solve this. When I try to deploy on Google
App Engine a project created with "GWT Java Project", it does not run
on it!
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I forgot, I cannot choose the entry point in the entry point in the
"Web Toolkit-> Entry Point Modules".
But my application works and I can debug it.
May the Force be with us...
On 24 fév, 09:44, JC wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I did try your solution but maven download again the gwt-
> dev-2.2.0.jar... Ev
Hi.
I did try your solution but maven download again the gwt-
dev-2.2.0.jar... Even if I did put the directory in readonly.
I still don't see the designer :-(
Really annoying.
On 23 fév, 21:24, David Chandler wrote:
> As a temporary workaround until the next plugin release, manually copy
> g
As a temporary workaround until the next plugin release, manually copy
gwt-dev.jar (without version #) into the folder in your local Maven
repository containing gwt-user-2.2.0.jar. Example:
> cd ~/.m2/repository/com/google/gwt
> cp gwt-dev/2.2.0/gwt-dev-2.2.0.jar gwt-user/2.2.0/gwt-dev.jar
It's a
Eric, Problem solved! Since you hinted that the version of IE might be
a factor I upgraded from IE6 to IE8 and, hey!, the problem went away.
Do you think this ought to be fixed in GWT Designer or since IE6 isn't
very widely used maybe it should just be documented as an issue.
I am curiou
We're looking into this. I can reproduce the error with a POM specifying GWT
2.2.0 and gwt-maven-plugin 2.2.0.
/dmc
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 12:31 PM, har_shan wrote:
> I deleted gwt-dev directory altogether in m2 local repo but still the
> error persists.
>
> I also tried setting up new ecli
eb
page on http://myproject.appspot.com/, I get a 404 error: "Error:
NOT_FOUND".
> What version of GWT are you using? What version of GWT Designer?
GWT-2.2
GWT Designer 2.2.0.r36x20110255
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gt; 500,500 and 400,400, I now see more than the black square. However, I
> > > still don't see the split panel controls in the preview window. Nor do
> > > I see "navigation", "list" or "details" on the preview screen.
> > > Hopefully, thi
Alas, I'm running 32 bit version so that's not my problem. GWT
Designer guys - any advice at all. I'm trying to sell my co workers on
GWT Designer and this isn't going to help. Thanks
On Feb 23, 3:44 am, AndrewR wrote:
> What version of eclipse are your running 32 or
iew window. Nor do
> > I see "navigation", "list" or "details" on the preview screen.
> > Hopefully, this will give someone a clue as to what my problem might
> > be. Sure hope so. I'm trying to convince others to use GWT Designer
> > and t
We need more details here. What do you mean by you "cannot use the
Designer because it seems disabled". Disabled in what way?
With the second project, why can't you "run it on GAE after
deployment"?
What version of GWT are you using? What version of GWT Designer?
On
What version of eclipse are your running 32 or 64 bit? I had a problem
similar to this a while back when the designer was first released. I was
running 64-bit eclipse. When I moved back to the 32-bit version everything
worked correctly. I haven't tried it since.
Andrew
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Please help, I'm not able to run on GAE applications developed with
the GWT Designer, as described before...
Thank you very much in advance for your help!
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see "navigation", "list" or "details" on the preview screen.
> Hopefully, this will give someone a clue as to what my problem might
> be. Sure hope so. I'm trying to convince others to use GWT Designer
> and this might pose a problem Thanks
>
black square. However, I
still don't see the split panel controls in the preview window. Nor do
I see "navigation", "list" or "details" on the preview screen.
Hopefully, this will give someone a clue as to what my problem might
be. Sure hope so. I'm trying to
Hi everybody,
I'm using GWT Designer + Google Plugin for Eclipse, and I'd like to
design the GUI with the designer and deploy the resulting app on
Google App Engine. I'm fighting from hours with this problem:
- if the application project is created using the "New Web Applica
I'm stumped. A number of the GWT widgets don't show up correctly in my
GWT Designer design window or the preview window. As an example, the
code below produces a very small black dot in the design window and
nothing shows up in the preview window. The odd thing is, the same
thing works a
Hi,
What I do is setup my panels in gwt desinger, then I add this to use one of
them. You may be able to add the map widget to the components, but I'm not
sure how the designer will act yet.
I did a small demo
here: http://code.google.com/p/gwt-examples/wiki/DemoGwtMaps
private void drawM
I deleted gwt-dev directory altogether in m2 local repo but still the
error persists.
I also tried setting up new eclipse workspace and imported the project
into it as maven project and noticed gwt dev getting downloaded (may
be downloaded internally by gwt-maven-plugin as you said earlier?) and
a
Maybe try deleting all the releted dependencies from your local .m2 repo? In
my case I deleted gwt-dev 2.1 and verified that it was not re-downloaded. Do
the same with gin et al.
Cheers,
Philippe
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I updated my POM per your suggestion but no luck
org.codehaus.mojo
gwt-maven-plugin
2.2.0
Hi,
im trying to designe a google map application with GWT Designer, can
you please show me where do I attach the map please. Do i need to
insert a vertical panel then add a canvas and then attach the map to
the canvas ? or can I attach the map to the vertical panel ?
thanks
ron
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The only difference with mine seems to be that I don't include gwt-dev in
the dependencies. Including it did cause problem in m2eclipse so you may
want to take it out. (It's grabbed automatically by gwt-maven-plugin.)
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Hi,
The same error still comes for me in eclipse for gwt-maven-plugin
2.2.0 (as per temp suggestion above) and even when it's plugin
dependency is updated to use GWT 2.2.0.
This is my relevant POM section:
org.codehaus.mojo
org.code
Might be the official way of doing it, but caused problems for me in Eclipse
with m2eclipse, and I've seen others report the same. Anyway, as they say,
YMMV. :)
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On Friday, February 18, 2011 7:19:07 PM UTC+1, Philippe Beaudoin wrote:
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> gwt-maven-plugin version 2.1.0 uses gwt-dev 2.1 automatically, which can
> break quite a few things.
gwt-maven-plugin:2.1.0-1 has a dependency on com.google.gwt:gwt-dev:2.1.0,
but you can override it to make it use th
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