What happened to gwtquery integration?

Hi, in a Google I/O video it is mentioned that gwtquery is considered an excellent tool by the gwt dev crew, so much that they thought about integrating it into the main codebase. The video is http://code.google.com/intl/it-IT/events/io/2009/sessions/GwtPreviewGoogleWebToolkit2.html But not only

Re: Compiling in subdirectory

Hi, thank you for your answer. It looks like I've not expressed my question correctly, my fault since English is not my language. I'm referring to GWT compilation, not Java compilation. To better organize my project, I'd like to put GWT files (mymodule.nocache.js, MD5*.html, gwt.rpc and so on)

Re: Compiling in subdirectory

, cromoteca luci...@cromoteca.com wrote: Hi, when I compile my module, it gets compiled into /something in the war folder. Is there any way to compile it into /some/thing and run it from there? The compiler always outputs into a subfolder (named after the module's name or rename

Re: Compiling in subdirectory

Is it impossible? Really?? Forgive me, but I thought I was missing something obvious. On 1 Feb, 09:13, cromoteca luci...@cromoteca.com wrote: Hi, when I compile my module, it gets compiled into /something in the war folder. Is there any way to compile it into /some/thing and run it from

Compiling in subdirectory

Hi, when I compile my module, it gets compiled into /something in the war folder. Is there any way to compile it into /some/thing and run it from there? Thank you. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Google Web Toolkit group. To post to this group,

About loading of the *.gwt.rpc serialization policy file

Hi, I'm writing a GWT app that should be able to be added to other non-GWT webapps, so I'm trying to put it into a JAR. The only issue I've found is that the *.gwt.rpc file is loaded using ServletContext.getResourceAsStream, so it must be found in the file system or in the war, but can't be put

Re: Preserve HTTP Sessions when restarting Jetty

It seems due to Development Mode not reading war/WEB-INF/jetty- web.xml. Any hint? On 14 Dic, 12:41, cromoteca luci...@virgilio.it wrote: Hi, I was wondering if sessions could be serialized when doing a server restart in development mode. I always did that with Tomcat and now I miss

Preserve HTTP Sessions when restarting Jetty

Hi, I was wondering if sessions could be serialized when doing a server restart in development mode. I always did that with Tomcat and now I miss that. Thank you, Luciano -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Google Web Toolkit group. To post to this

Re: GWT Developer Plugin works only sometimes

you are actually using. For me removing the rename to and recompiling works, but it breaks the RPCs since they uses the module name as the root of their serverlets url. Did you open an issue on this? Charlie M On Nov 20, 8:58 am, cromoteca luci...@virgilio.it wrote: Hi

Re: GWT Developer Plugin works only sometimes

Truth is my application *works* with 2.0rc. It's just that most of the times dev mode is not able to start and I need to try again until it starts correctly. I also forgot to mention that Firefox crashes frequently since I installed the dev plugin. I really cannot believe that this release has

GWT Developer Plugin works only sometimes

Hi, yesterday I installed GWT 2.0 RC1 and it seems to work randomly. Before opening an issue, I'd like to know if I'm the only one to experience it. I was writing an application with 1.7 and I just replaced the GWT files without any change of code. When I run the new dev mode, everything starts