Hi Dean,
So when I go to
http://apache-dev.itg.beckman.illinois.edu/communications/forum2/ this is
where you get the problem and I should be seeing Calendar for Fall 2009 and
so on?
I assumed that you were having trouble testing it somewhere before you
uploaded it to the web.
So is it working
So when I go
to http://apache-dev.itg.beckman.illinois.edu/communications/forum2/ this is
where you get the problem and I should be seeing Calendar for Fall 2009 and
so on?
Yes, you should see that... I am not currently.
I assumed that you were having trouble testing it somewhere before
Glad it's sorted. Sounds like a very understandable left-hand/right-hand
confusion.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2009/11/11 Dean Karres dean.kar...@gmail.com
So when I go
to http://apache-dev.itg.beckman.illinois.edu/communications/forum2/ this
is
where you get the problem and I
Could you be running into the SOP (same origin policy) problem? If
your GWT and CGI script are running on different hosts the GET/POST
requests won't work. See:
http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5s=google-web-toolkit-doc-1-5t=FAQ_SOP
Hi RPB,
Thanks for the links. There is a lot of good info in there. I don't
think my issue is with SOP though. There is something wacky about
what I am doing this time and I am not seeing it.
So, here is a more complete description of my environment: my
development platform is a recent
What is the full url that the cgi is at, and what is the url in hosted mode?
I can't see anything else it can be but SOP.
Try putting a plain text file in the /public/ directory (or the doc root if
using -noserver) and I think you'll find it will pick it up. You might have
to restart hosted mode
Hi,
This is about GWT 1.7.1 on a RedHat EL 5.4 system.
I have been messing with GWT for a while now. I am not an expert and
am really still a java newbie. I have the following code snippet
in an application I am writing. There is an existing CGI app and
I am replacing the GUI with GWT and
