Yep, that's it. That's what you get.
You can change the appname part with a setting in the module file
(*.gwt.xml)
and you can change where everything goes with the -war option in the program
settings.
The only thing to remember is don't put anything where the system is putting
the *.nocache fi
Well I can't seem to figure out why nothing is being copied to my top
level war folder. Stuff in my public folder get copied under an
appname folder. So I have a war/WEB-INF and a war/ folder,
but it seems to work. I pointed the compiler startup to /
app.html page, and it seems to load.
On Apr
Anything from the /public/ directory of included projects will be copied to
your top-level project's war folder, but anything from lower-level war
folders won't
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2009/4/28 sideview1
>
> No, there are a few files that come in from included projects, could
> incl
No, there are a few files that come in from included projects, could
included projects be screwing it up? They don't have anything but
common libraries that other applications can use. I'm the first one
trying to upgrade to 1.6. They have different project names, so I'm
not sure why they would c
Do you still have directories and files in the old /public/ directory?
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2009/4/28 BR
>
> Having just upgraded to 1.6.4 myself today, I had a similar experience
> and it's especially problematic because I have 6 modules, and they all
> replicate all the images 6
Having just upgraded to 1.6.4 myself today, I had a similar experience
and it's especially problematic because I have 6 modules, and they all
replicate all the images 6 times.
I read http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/WAR_Design_1_6
which details the layout, but I still have some qu
I'm having trouble upgrading to 1.6.4, and I'm thinking I missed a
step, but can't figure out where. I have moved all my files to the
war directory, added my web.xml and related libs. My problem is that
when I compile it's putting everything into a war/appname/files.
instead of war/files. Which
