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andrewmcveigh wrote:when I move to the design tab, I see no widgets and the console shows the linking error with the gwt-11 library (stack trace is in previous posts).
andrewmcveigh wrote:every time I move a widget, I get a flashing window that shows the full layout of the frame, and it disappears after 0.5 seconds or so. annoying but not a showstopper. (if I could find someway to push it onto the 2nd screen it would be better)
andrewmcveigh wrote:occasionally, by moving stuff around in the designer, I have managed to get corrupted source. not sure if it is related to the above problems.
Eric Clayberg wrote:Are you able to run the GWT samples from the command line at that point? Can you run your code in hosted mode at that point?
Eric Clayberg wrote:Probably not. It would be helpful to see a test case (especially the exact sequence of steps that result in corrupted source).
andrewmcveigh wrote:4. when I move to the design tab, I see no widgets and the console shows the linking error with the gwt-11 library (stack trace is in previous posts).
5. if I quit out of eclipse (actually I have to ctrl-C it, as it leaves a residual process running) and restart, I can then see the widgets (so obviously the library loads now)
6. every time I move a widget, I get a flashing window that shows the full layout of the frame, and it disappears after 0.5 seconds or so. annoying but not a showstopper. (if I could find someway to push it onto the 2nd screen it would be better)
Eric Clayberg wrote:Yes, after setting the GWT path preference in a brand new workspace, you need to restart Eclipse for that preference to take effect. That is typically not needed for an existing workspace.
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