I got the same problem with GWTTestCase.
you can solve it like Alex explains on his site:
http://development.lombardi.com/?p=15
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On Feb 9, 4:26 am, Tatchan tatcha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Rob,
Thanks for the tip. I guess it's the same as the -noserver -
startupUrl isn't it? Anyway, I got an external Apache HTTP server
working.
What I'm saying is that it would be lovely if we have an option to
disable SOP with the
That works for us as well.
But unfortunately, it doesn't work for GWTTestCase.
We would like to use JUnit to run integration tests, running with our
own web server that includes proxing to get around the single-origin-
policy. But I havent yet found a way in GWT 2.0...?
-Ben
On Feb 9, 1:32 am,
Hi all,
I have to make http request (but not RPC) to a service which runs in
a different port on the local host in development mode, which is
fortunately possible with GWT 1.7 and IE 8 (but not with Firefox 3.5 -
bad). But now with GWT 2.0 this convenience has gone. Things got
really complicated
This works for me in GWT 2.0:
-Open 'Debug configurations' in eclipse
-Uncheck 'Run built-in server'
-Set the port number to your localhost port
-Run
Good luck,
Rob
On Feb 7, 4:51 am, Tatchan tatcha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I have to make http request (but not RPC) to a service which
Hi Rob,
Thanks for the tip. I guess it's the same as the -noserver -
startupUrl isn't it? Anyway, I got an external Apache HTTP server
working.
What I'm saying is that it would be lovely if we have an option to
disable SOP with the built-in web server at least with the localhost
in development
