I figured this out and I'm sad to say it was user error *sigh*.
My NetBeans classpath configuration for running the app in Hosted Mode
included an *old* version of the app's source and build directories,
so naturally, the hosted mode shell was interpreting the old code, not
my updated code.
Yup, I cleared the IE cache and still no joy.
Any other suggestions, please?
Thanks!
Gemma
On Feb 3, 6:44 pm, Lupo tcantal...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi -
I am new to GWT and had a similar issue as I was going through one of
the tutorials. For me, anyway, I was clearing the wrong browser
cache.
If you are using Eclipse do a clean on your Project(s) und refresh them.
Maybe it will help.
-Danny
2009/2/4 gemmasilvers gemmasilv...@googlemail.com
Yup, I cleared the IE cache and still no joy.
Any other suggestions, please?
Thanks!
Gemma
On Feb 3, 6:44 pm, Lupo tcantal...@gmail.com
I'm using NetBeans. I've cleaned and rebuilt the project many times,
and still nothing :(
Thanks anyway!
On Feb 4, 11:28 am, Danny Schimke schimk...@googlemail.com wrote:
If you are using Eclipse do a clean on your Project(s) und refresh them.
Maybe it will help.
-Danny
2009/2/4
what about when you run it using the shell script? are you running it using
netbeans? Is it only on this app? of does it happen on all the apps?
On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 11:54 AM, gemmasilvers
gemmasilv...@googlemail.comwrote:
I'm using NetBeans. I've cleaned and rebuilt the project many times,
Hello all,
I've inherited a GWT app from a colleague and am currently attempting
to develop it further - but unfortunately I'm getting stuck with
Hosted Mode. No matter how many times I clear the browser cache,
click refresh on the hosted mode browser, or shout, the parts I've
updated don't
Hi -
I am new to GWT and had a similar issue as I was going through one of
the tutorials. For me, anyway, I was clearing the wrong browser
cache. I had FF and IE on the machine and was clearing the FF cache
but Hosted Mode uses IE. Once I cleared IE's cache, updated code!
I hope this is
