I guess the problem is fixed now - the jars are back and build server too!
:-)
Thanks to all they fixed this!
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@Thomas:
That sounds like GWT will use annotation processing instead of generators
in the future. Is it a good idea to start writing annotation processors as
an alternative for generators in new projects?
Am Donnerstag, 22. Januar 2015 00:20:03 UTC+1 schrieb Thomas Broyer:
GWT itself
On Friday, February 13, 2015 at 12:15:42 PM UTC+1, Frank Hossfeld wrote:
@Thomas:
That sounds like GWT will use annotation processing instead of generators
in the future. Is it a good idea to start writing annotation processors as
an alternative for generators in new projects?
If you
In a project, when I do the following:
SomeClass.someMethod( this::handleResult);
I get : com.google.gwt.event.shared.UmbrellaException: Exception caught:
(ReferenceError) : xFf_g$ is not defined
But when I replace the above line with:
SomeClass.someMethod( r- handleResult(r) );
That
I think the problem is the following. When you specify the gss file in
youre Resources as SomeStyle.gss and your file on the file system is
named SomeStyle2.gss then you get an error, but when the file is
someStyle.gss you do not get an error.
This means that the Compiler should als check for
I am working with GWT 2.7 and GSS Resources.
When I change content in my .gss files an make a refresh in my browser,
then SDM does not detect the changes. So the changes in .gss files only are
not recompiled. I have to change something in my .java files in order to
get the actual version of my
We wrote a small test case with this::foo, but did not see any problems.
Could you provide more details so that we can reproduce the bug?
Did you run with the latest trunk? We just fixed a bug in GwtAstBuilder and
we guess that it might be a possible cause to the bug in method reference.
On
