I haven't switched to the trunk for this yet, but I can tell you that
I positively must start using runAsync soon. My site (langolab.com)
has over 100kb of gzipped monolithic gwt javascript at this point, and
it's growing quickly. The only way for us to avoid hitting a
javascript size wall is to s
Adam/Anyone?
We are thinking of moving to trunk for the RunAsync feature. What has
been your experience with the quality/stability of the current trunk?
Is your application in a production environment or still under
development?
Given the release schedule of GWT (looks like about 9-12 months
b
It wasn't an issue with the revision ,it was the stack size that
stopped the compilation.
Thank you Andreas ,that worked !!
On Mar 31, 4:20 pm, Andreas Karlsson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the error you get is that the _stack_ is exhausted not the heap, so I
> suppose you should use -Xss to increase t
Hi,
the error you get is that the _stack_ is exhausted not the heap, so I
suppose you should use -Xss to increase the stack size.
Regards,
Andreas
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 10:53 AM, Ghostcoder wrote:
>
> I increased the Heap size to 1028M in Eclipse Cypal studio plugin VM
> args but i still ge
I just pull the latest version from trunk and have no problems (don't
havae my pc with me, but the latest pull out of trunk I did was Sunday
evening - I compile on Java 1.6 on Mac OSX - though I'm lazy and
always hit the compile option from the hosted mode (if I'm not using
oophm) rather than run
I increased the Heap size to 1028M in Eclipse Cypal studio plugin VM
args but i still get this error .
On Mar 31, 1:26 pm, Ghostcoder wrote:
> Thanks for the reply Adam ,can you tell me which revision are you
> using from trunk .
>
> Which version of Java are you using with your project ,I am
Thanks for the reply Adam ,can you tell me which revision are you
using from trunk .
Which version of Java are you using with your project ,I am getting an
error when I complie my GWT 1.6+ project with the r5048 revision from
trunk and java 1.5 or 1.6.
The error is given below
Replacing GWT.run
Hi Ghostcoder,
You need to grab the trunk and compile it to use the RunAsync
feature.
This is a useful guide:
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/CodeSplitting
I'm using it quite heavily in an application I'm building and whilst
very useful it can be a little frustrating when your
My application is very huge and the HTML file with script is huge ,so
I like to split the script size into small chunks so that the load
time is better.
I have seen some post on runasync feature in GWT ,I like to test that
feature can someone suggest the correct stable revision which i can
use to
