Hi Hasan,
The problem is most probably a 404 in tomcat.
Have a look at the headers (using something like the LiveHTTPHeaders
firefox plugin)
You'll probably find that the ...nocache.js file is not found.
If you packaged it into a war file or something, you'll see the whole
Thanks superkruger,
I've successfully deployed my module after app. Below are my notes;
- though my war file seems not renamed module path, i have renamed my module
name to lowercase as you suggested,
- created a new war by using tomcat war
Hi all,
i've implemented a custom servlet (which is extending from GWTShellServlet)
only to response my main gwt page requests, otherwise, will call super.doGet
or super.doPost. it is like this;
/**
* Custom servlet which extends GWT's one to make it possible to use other
* formats(like JSP,
