@kabram and Juan - thank you for IE testing. Unfortunately we are all
developing on OSX
After watching IO 2011 talks about GWT performance, we will also refine
our RPC methods - we should remove List and Object from method calls.
Regards,
Matic
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I noticed that if the temp directory wasn't cleared Eclipse took
longer and longer to start up. Up to 10 minutes. I wrote a simple
script which runs every boot to clear out the offending files. I am
not sure if this affects the compilation performance or not.
On Apr 18, 9:24 pm, Jeff Larsen
I've also noticed that moving from a GWT 1.7 version of building apps
to the 2.1 way (UiBinder CellWidgets etc) makes a noticable
difference... (less java/ecmascript code I guess).
On Apr 18, 9:24 pm, Jeff Larsen larse...@gmail.com wrote:
Lotus notes ouch!
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This is something to try - if I only change code in async block, maybe it
will recompile only this part. But this will note have any effect on startup
time.
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The main problem is that every time when hosted mode is started all
classes are loaded. When you refresh hosted mode and your classes
doesn't implement Serializable then these classes will be realoaded
even when they were not modified. I don't really now if this will work
for GWT hosted mode, but
+1
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Palo,
Thank you for solution with subproject. But I hope this will be my last
step. I know that from architecture view test driver development,
separation between client and server, MVC, etc is right approach, but I
really like this simple approach with Eclipse. Just code, run debug in
I am not sure runAsync would make any difference to dev mode. I think all
the code still has to be compiled each time.
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I just remembered one other major difference between my environment and my
coworker's... I downloaded the gwt 2.2 code branch from google and compiled
it with only ie6 and gecko1_8 enabled. (see UserAgent.gwt.xml in
gwt-user.jar)
Maybe async will help you compile only what has changed, rather
I might be on the wrong track but have you checked the temp directory
where java writes out files (on windows xp it's something like c:/
documents and settings//*user*/localsettings) I regularly (once a
week) have to clear tens of thousands of files and GBs of data
otherwise eclipse (and lotus
Lotus notes ouch!
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