Hi All,
In our project, we want to run gwt dev-mode via bazel. We use this rule for
building gwt for production, but it is not very useful for our dev-mode
because of our project structure. In our project, we have more than 100
source roots, and each source root could contain several bazel
On Sunday, November 6, 2016 at 10:55:56 AM UTC+1, Max Fromberger wrote:
>
> From my point of view the only future proof (because never to be
> deprecated) way of debugging is debugging in JS, i.e. super dev mode. This
> is going to work until the end of browsers.
>
I still believe one could
>>>
>>> Is theoretically possible to port GWT Dev Mode plugin for Chrome using
>>> PNACL or NACL
>>>
>>>
>> No.
>>
>> Because communication between JS and NaCl is asynchronous, and DevMode
>> MUST be blocking (and reentrant).
&g
Viera wrote:
>>
>> Is theoretically possible to port GWT Dev Mode plugin for Chrome using
>> PNACL or NACL
>>
>>
> No.
>
> Because communication between JS and NaCl is asynchronous, and DevMode
> MUST be blocking (and reentrant).
> (we've already had that conversation ma
On Saturday, November 5, 2016 at 11:23:33 AM UTC+1, Ariel Viera wrote:
>
> Is theoretically possible to port GWT Dev Mode plugin for Chrome using
> PNACL or NACL
>
>
No.
Because communication between JS and NaCl is asynchronous, and DevMode MUST
be blocking (and reentrant).
(we
Is theoretically possible to port GWT Dev Mode plugin for Chrome using
PNACL or NACL
see: https://developer.chrome.com/native-client
Best Regards,
Ariel
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For a particular GWT module, I'm able to solve a problem in compiled mode
by manipulating the JS object representing the Java object. (Specifically,
I need to clone the object, so I simply create a new JS object, copy the
properties from the original JS object, and assign a new hash value.)
On Tuesday, February 25, 2014 8:53:39 AM UTC+1, Benjamin Bitdiddle wrote:
For a particular GWT module, I'm able to solve a problem in compiled mode
by manipulating the JS object representing the Java object. (Specifically,
I need to clone the object, so I simply create a new JS object,
Thanks for the quick response. I haven't tried it yet, but will soon.
I want to use Object.clone() because I have a situation where I need to
create a (shallow) duplicate of a Java class that differs from the original
only by virtue of pointing to a different JS object (with one member). *The
On Tuesday, February 25, 2014 3:19:29 AM UTC-6, Thomas Broyer wrote:
On Tuesday, February 25, 2014 8:53:39 AM UTC+1, Benjamin Bitdiddle wrote:
For a particular GWT module, I'm able to solve a problem in compiled mode
by manipulating the JS object representing the Java object.
Any widget that is added to the DOM seems to never get garbage collected
when using dev mode, even if it's removed from the DOM. Here is the sample
source, with just two classes:
public class GwtMemEntryPoint implements EntryPoint {
@Override
public void onModuleLoad() {
for (int i =
FireFox plugin currently has a memory
leak:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/google-web-toolkit-contributors/firefox/google-web-toolkit-contributors/9YUqQ3vzwV4/3mUd4Y9u8GAJ
But even if you find memory leaks in Java it does not mean that its a
JavaScript memory leak. Also you might
OK, that's clear. This simple use case does not leak per the JavaScript
profiler in Chrome (note to future readers to compile with at least Output
style: Pretty). I was originally tracking down a leak in my own code, but
it turns out that doesn't leak in JS either.
I suppose that in super dev
to save the .java source file and the gwt dev mode server
automatically incorporates the changes.
Can someone confirm this or is it my own fault?
I believe you're right. If you mess with DI stuff (for example add a
new parameter to a constructor annotated with @Inject) the code will break
Hello!
I just experimented somewhat with Gin and realized that it (v2.0) seems to
break the incremental compilation feature of GWT's development mode, ie.
where I just have to save the .java source file and the gwt dev mode server
automatically incorporates the changes.
Can someone confirm
I just experimented somewhat with Gin and realized that it (v2.0) seems to
break the incremental compilation feature of GWT's development mode, ie.
where I just have to save the .java source file and the gwt dev mode server
automatically incorporates the changes.
Not exactly sure what
On Thursday, February 28, 2013 6:43:11 PM UTC+1, Marc wrote:
Hello!
I just experimented somewhat with Gin and realized that it (v2.0) seems to
break the incremental compilation feature of GWT's development mode, ie.
where I just have to save the .java source file and the gwt dev mode
.
where I just have to save the .java source file and the gwt dev mode server
automatically incorporates the changes.
Can someone confirm this or is it my own fault?
I believe you're right. If you mess with DI stuff (for example add a new
parameter to a constructor annotated with @Inject
I believe you're right. If you mess with DI stuff (for example add a new
parameter to a constructor annotated with @Inject) the code will break when
you reload. You have to rebuild the project at that point. I believe this
is due to gin using generators which are not triggered on
Hi Jens,
thanks for your feedback. The memory leak is also what we discovered. You
can see that with -verbose:gc,
We are in the progress of migrating to x64 and adding lots of RAM. Your
hints give some hope that this will help.
So far we can only use 3,5 GB RAM what is too little. We already
optimization I could add is creating a development dialog that
allows to reset all views so if a dialog is reopened the view is recreated.
This helps for changes that get hot-synced by GWT. However most changes are
not and require a fresh start of GWT dev mode (10 minutes).
Ideally I would also
2-3 minutes really hurts! How large is your app? We have about 150k LOC and
a refresh in Firefox takes ~5 seconds. As DevMode with Firefox seems to be
leaking memory sometimes I have configured DevMode to use 1,5G heap space
and 1G permgen space. Our app uses GWT-RPC (single service with lots
Hi,
I tried to update our project from gwt 2.0.X to gwt 2.4 to get the IE9
target. Compiling and deploying works fine, but when I try to start the
debug mode through the google eclipse-plugin the Internet Explorer 9
crashes. First I thought thats a project-issue. But I get the same crash
when
Your settings are ok.
I use:
-Xms1024m
-Xmx1512m
For a large gwt app 1 MB initial download unzipped.
I have a quad core with 8MB ram.
Check your dev computer and make sure your app does things lazily and
not create all at the beginning.
- Ed
On Dec 12, 7:04 am, Kanagaraj M
Not much related to memory I think. Sure, more memory helps, but there are
other things to check, the most important probably being:
1. reduce the DevMode classpath to the minimum necessary. One common
mistake (which the GPE or mvn gwt:run do by default, but they technically
cannot do
Thanks for your response.
I removed some unwanted maven dependencies, as my application is a set of
maven modules. I removed the unused ones. Now i saved nearly 30 seconds of
startup time.
But i have another problem, i have dependency with a framework module
(which i dont have access). Which
How can i avoid them to included in my classpath?
I think you should setup your package structure well. Preferable right
from the start as it overcomes GWT warnings/problems (I still have to
change some of my packages).
Example:
server-project:
com.bla.server
client-project:
com.bla.client
In Maven you can exclude transitive dependendies:
dependencies
dependency
groupIdcom.example/groupId
artifactIdyour-framework-dependency/artifactId
versionX.y/version
exclusions
exclusion
groupIdcom.example/groupId
I am running a big GWT (Maven + Hibernate) application in dev mode
(eclipse).
My memory settings are
*-Xmx1024M -XX:MaxPermSize=384m*
But, the application is taking too much time to start. and i have to wait
for long time to see the page.
Any solutions for this?
Thanks in advance.
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There's been some contention in plugin-futures about allowing plugins
to disable the hang monitors. The current winds are against us in this
cause, and, at least for the short term, this is an annoyance we have
to live with.
I'm assuming you're talking about the chrome plugin here. In that
case,
I downloaded a StockWatcher tutorial and when I debug it iEclipse
throws a window named Plug-in Unresponsive.
With a text The following plug-in is unresponsive: Unknown
Would you likde to stop it?:
Options Yes and No
Could please someone explaing what da hell is gooing down
On Tuesday, November 30, 2010 5:05:54 PM UTC+1, Thomas Broyer wrote:
I'm lost. I'm very new to Eclipse WTP (a couple of weeks) and not much
less to Maven (5 months), so maybe it's just me; but really, I don't
understand why it worked, then deleted everything, then now works
again...
I
Everytime I try to do GWT Dev mode (gwt 2.1) with Chrome on OSX, it gives me
the Failed to connect to server error message
i've tried bindAddress 0.0.0.0 and a pile of other workarounds.
Anyone have this problem/success with this?
Note - works 100% of the time using firefox.. i'd just like
I thought that there wasn't a dev plugin for Chrome on OS X?
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Matthew: There is a plugin as of a few weeks ago.
Roger: Do you see the GWT toolbox in the URL bar turn gray? If so this means
you have a permissions issue and you need to click the toolbox (or just go
directly to the extension's options page) to add the host.
On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 9:49 AM,
Yeah, toolbox stays red/no permissions issue..
I did go ahead and add
localhost
localhost:9997
127.0.0.1
127.0.0.1:9997
etc
etc
before I figured there might just be a bug ;)
Roger
On Dec 22, 2010, at 10:17 AM, Chris Conroy wrote:
Matthew: There is a plugin as of a few weeks ago.
Roger:
Roger,
Try launching Chrome from the command line (close all open windows that you
may have first). And see what the log reports.
Also, can you verify that you can telnet into your codeserver? e.g.
$ telnet 127.0.0.1 9997
Connected to 127.0.0.1.
Escape character is '^]'.
asdf
Connection closed
Well, I definitely can telnet to 127.0.0.1
When I try to run it from command line:
/Applications/Google Chrome/Contents/MacOS/Google Chome.app (not exactly whta
it is, but you get the drfit)
it actually crashes with:
I get the connection error too. It works just fine in Firefox.
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On Nov 30, 11:05 am, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
On 30 nov, 16:42, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
I just faced that very same issue, and a coworker too!
Forgot to precise: I'm on Win XP Pro SP3, my coworker is on Ubuntu
10.10; same configuration otherwise (Eclipse,
I am using Spring 3.0.5 with SLF4J.
Spring is loaded in the web.xml that is picked up when starting dev
mode.
Spring then complains that it can't find SLF4J:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/slf4j/LoggerFactory
When putting the SLF4J in the WEB-INF/lib folder, it all works well.
Other people
Just noticed that it has a related issue:
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=3496
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On 17 nov, 15:45, Chris crehb...@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 17, 6:03 am, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, if your resources are to be shared with GWT apps only, then how
about making a GWT module and putting them in the public path, so
the GWT compiler copies them to the output
On 30 nov, 16:42, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
I just faced that very same issue, and a coworker too!
Forgot to precise: I'm on Win XP Pro SP3, my coworker is on Ubuntu
10.10; same configuration otherwise (Eclipse, m2eclipse, GPE)
Eclipse 3.6 SR1
GPE 1.4.0
Maven projects using
On 16 nov, 17:41, Chris crehb...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm working on upgrading our development environment from GWT 2.0.4 to
2.1 - this involved upgrading GPE to 1.4 as well as the gwt-maven-
plugin to 2.1. So far things have gone pretty smoothly except for one
nagging problem.
We have
On Nov 17, 6:03 am, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, if your resources are to be shared with GWT apps only, then how
about making a GWT module and putting them in the public path, so
the GWT compiler copies them to the output folder?
Because we have 5 GWT apps using the same
Hi,
I'm working on upgrading our development environment from GWT 2.0.4 to
2.1 - this involved upgrading GPE to 1.4 as well as the gwt-maven-
plugin to 2.1. So far things have gone pretty smoothly except for one
nagging problem.
We have in our code tree a POM module that holds just shared
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From: Billy billy_turc...@hotmail.com
Date: 19 Mag, 02:55
Subject:createLoginUrlnotworkingin gwt dev mode - loses
gwt.codesvr parameter
To: Google Web Toolkit
I have an application using GWT and AppEngine (more or less following
the StockWatcher tutorial) which I access
Subject:createLoginUrlnotworkingin gwt dev mode - loses
gwt.codesvr parameter
To: Google Web Toolkit
I have an application using GWT and AppEngine (more or less following
the StockWatcher tutorial) which I access locally as:
http://127.0.0.1:/mypage.jsp?gwt.codesvr=127.0.0.1:9997
I am creating a login url using
' (but
the debug still didn't work)
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From: Billy billy_turc...@hotmail.com
Date: 19 Mag, 02:55
Subject:createLoginUrlnotworkingin gwt dev mode - loses
gwt.codesvr parameter
To: Google Web Toolkit
I have an application using GWT and AppEngine (more
GWT = Java + JS.compiler == JavaScript Web app
DevMode is called when you run debug your application from within
Eclipse, and using a browser Gwt Dev Plugin to communicate between the
browser, where your app is running, and the server, which runs in
eclipse.
Here's more about installing the
Please any one tell me what is gwt-dev mode. using NetBean.
I am new to gwt and know how to place component but know what is gwt-
dev mode.
Thanks
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What you are describing can be caused by many things, so I will try to take
a lucky guess?
Do you have the gwt.codesrv parameter in the url? (otherwise you are not
using the out of process hosted mode, you are just looking at the compiled
app)
Changes on the server side are only visible after
Hi,
I have an issue with GWT development mode. Recently I migrated grom
GWT 1.6 to GWT 2.0.4 in my current project. I also use Eclipse 3.5,
GXT 2.2.0, JDK 1.6 and Jetty as development environment.
I have to spend lot of time every time whenever make even a small
change in my client side / Server
It should work fine. Just make sure that the URL that you point your
selenium test at contains the gwt.codesvr query parameter.
-Brian
On Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 4:18 AM, Andrey mino...@gmail.com wrote:
That doesn't work. My question is: how should we run selenium in dev
mode?
On Sep 16, 6:13
That doesn't work. My question is: how should we run selenium in dev
mode?
On Sep 16, 6:13 pm, András Csányi sayusi.a...@gmail.com wrote:
On 16 September 2010 16:07, Andrey mino...@gmail.com wrote:
Or we should compile the app first?
I think you can run the test because dev mode uses the
Or we should compile the app first?
Thanks in advance!
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On 16 September 2010 16:07, Andrey mino...@gmail.com wrote:
Or we should compile the app first?
I think you can run the test because dev mode uses the browser.
Basicly you can see in the browser. But - this is my opinion - this
way not so effective. You can check that the test are okay or not
/
the system.out worked just one time after i made a 'gwt compile' (but
the debug still didn't work)
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From: Billy billy_turc...@hotmail.com
Date: 19 Mag, 02:55
Subject: createLoginUrl not working in gwt dev mode - loses
gwt.codesvr parameter
To: Google Web Toolkit
I have
I have an application using GWT and AppEngine (more or less following
the StockWatcher tutorial) which I access locally as:
http://127.0.0.1:/mypage.jsp?gwt.codesvr=127.0.0.1:9997
I am creating a login url using:
userService.createLoginURL(requestUri)
where requestUri is passed to my
Hello everybody,
I'm implementing gwt on a existing project. and i need to use dev mode with
the already installed tomcat.
Can anybody help me configure this?
I'm using gwt 2.0
Att
Bruno Bilescky
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What specific issues are you running into?
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 8:21 AM, Nuno brun...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello everybody,
I'm implementing gwt on a existing project. and i need to use dev mode with
the already installed tomcat.
Can anybody help me configure this?
I'm using gwt 2.0
Hello,
I use IntelliJ as IDE but basically what I do is to start the Tomcat
as normal and to start the GWT class com.google.gwt.dev.DevMode with
the following params.
-noserver -gen /Users/hennebrueder/workspaces/default/bund-apfel/
target/bund-apfel-gen -war
Create a new Run configuration in Eclipse with these parameters:
Main class: com.google.gwt.dev.DevMode
Arguments: -noserver -startupUrl
http://localhost:8080/your_context/com.package.to.your.AppModule
In Classpath tab: under User Entries add your source folder.
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