Some quick observations from the docx:
The bulk of your split points are sized pretty well, but if you can save
the compiler work on those tiny ones and delete/merge them, that would be
ideal, and may well help your leftovers.
That leftovers is quite large, but not totally out of control at
where as no. of code lines are concerned I can give you only an approx.
figure.
1. client + shared there might be minimum 10,00,000 lines code approx.
2. server there might be minimum 50,000 lines code approx.
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Colin:
Appreciate that, and I got the solution I have been looking for in your
response.
On Thursday, March 14, 2019 at 8:48:09 AM UTC-4, Colin Alworth wrote:
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> Also telling your JS debugger to pause on uncaught exceptions will help -
> it will stop when that null.toString() takes place,
Are you able to answer the other questions too? This looks like the same
numbers that was in your last email. "Lines of code" refers to the sources
that the developers write, not the generated JS. My reply also asked for
more detail on the deferredjs contents, just the last file numerically in
folders & files size generated in war are as follows:
1. deferredjs folder contains 5 folders (441mb of js files cumulative)
2. *.gwt.rpc 647 files (308mb cumulative)
3. *.cache.html 5 files (27.9mb cumulative)
4. *.nocache.js is 8kb
5. and other folders
On Thu, Mar 14, 2019 at
Also telling your JS debugger to pause on uncaught exceptions will help -
it will stop when that null.toString() takes place, letting you examine
which method you are in when it happens, and which local variable or field
is null.
On Wednesday, March 13, 2019 at 3:33:48 PM UTC-5, Jens wrote:
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How much Java code goes into this? Combined file, line counts between
shared and client packages?
>From your .gwt.rpc files, My guess is that you have a huge amount of
duplication between RPC interfaces. Improper use of supertypes, generics,
interfaces, etc can cause the compiler to believe
How 'large' is your application ?
How many lines of code ? How many screens ?
I can't imagine that a war file of 1.6GB is normal ? (unless it contains
heeps of images/multimedia assets)
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1. is there any relation between split points & *.cache.html files.
2. what should be the supposed ideal time of compilation for my
application. as I have mentioned the size of war generated after
compilation & keeping the system configuration in mind.
folders & files size generated in war
GWT version: 2.6.1
Browser (with version): any
Operating System: Windows
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My Application is producing 1.6GB of war file and taking 7 to 8 hrs. for
complete build of 5 permutation.
configuration of machine on which we are compiling is:
OS: windows server 2012 R2
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