On Friday, October 14, 2016 at 10:20:28 AM UTC+2, Kirill Prazdnikov wrote:
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> Well, my suggestion was only two modules:
> 1. GWT code - builds the client app
> 2. platform independent code (jar) for some logic shared between, for
> example, server app
>
> Is it incorrect ?
>
And so you
Well, my suggestion was only two modules:
1. GWT code - builds the client app
2. platform independent code (jar) for some logic shared between, for
example, server app
Is it incorrect ?
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I want to confirm that having
2.8.0-rc3 (used for
org.codehaus.mojo:gwt-maven-plugin)
2.8.0-rc3
solved the isue.
Thank you.
joi, 13 octombrie 2016, 20:21:00 UTC+3, Thomas Broyer a scris:
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> The problem is that you have a mix of rc2 and rc3 libs in your classpath,
> and this is because
Hi - I'm new to GWT and am trying to debug a GWT client maven project in
Eclipse. I imported the maven project, without errors. When I launch the
debugger by right-clicking on the project -> Debug As -> web application, I
see the launch URL in the google dev mode window. When I open the URL
ping
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