Hi,
I've too am interested in a RAD development environment for GWT + Sling
in Eclipse.
What is really needed is a Sling plugin for Eclipse that would allow
your local Eclipse workspace to be "attached" to your running Sling
repository so
any relative paths can be automatically resolved using jackrabbit's
corresponding nodes capabilities. Short of that I think anything but the
simplist of
GWT apps would be a hard-sell for Sling bundling.
Glenn Silverman
Christophe Lombart wrote:
2009/3/30 Juan José Vázquez Delgado <[email protected]>
Hi,
I think that some people in this community are interested by a GWT/Sling
integration. There is an example in the Sling source but there are some
lacks in term of integration and RAD dev. My main goal is to provide a
good
dev environment to build quickly gwt applications for Sling and to avoid
manual configuration. I don't want to build a bundle package to just
test
my gwt application. During my dev phase, I want to run it from eclipse or
from a mvn command line.
Absolutely agreed.
I'm using the maven gwt plugin [2] and it works fine on my machine. You
have
to setup the "noserver" mode in the pom.xml (see below a pom.xml sample
file).
.........
[2] http://gwt-maven.blogspot.com/
Just a point. AFAIK, GWT-Maven plugín has merged with this [1]
Codehaus mojo. I think we should use this one instead. WDYT?
[1] http://mojo.codehaus.org/gwt-maven-plugin/
ok I'm going to review it. thanks
