Rakesh,
Ignore my previous post.
It's easier to start GWT in Hosted mode just by invoking ant build
file hosted target from the ant launching tab.
I didn't try to debug the application started this way but it looks
like it will be possible by starting Jetty in a debug mode and
attaching IntelliJ
Hello Rakesh,
To run GWT 1.6 from IntelliJ 8 you need to modify your application
startup configuration.
Go to the Run\Edit Configuration\
Create a new GWT Configuration. On a Before launch panel uncheck Make
option and select Run Ant Target. Select hosted target.
And yes, you have to have ant
hi all,
I'm trying to learn GWT (well Ext GWT top be precise) and have lots of
issues using Intellij.
Firstly, I purchased a book but the examples are based on Eclipse. I'm
trying to translate for Intellij but running into issues the main one
being that Intellij doesn't seem to want to create
1. go to http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/ to download the latest
version of Eclipse. I recommend Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers.
2. follow http://code.google.com/eclipse/docs/getting_started.html to
install Google Eclipse Plugin.
3. Use Google Eclipse Plugin to create a simple application
