Run GWT 1.6.4 in hosted mode in external server

[eoriou]

Hi,
I want to run GWT 1.6 application in hosted mode in external server IBM WebSphere Community Edition(Eclipse 3.4, WAS CE 2.1 and IBM JRE 1.5.0 ).
So I created this configuration for my GWT Application :

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When I launch the application, this following error shows up : "[ERROR] Invalid module name: 'http://localhost:8080/blank2Web/HelloWorld.html'"
But If I click on "Hosted Browser" button and put directly the URL "http://localhost:8080/blank2Web/HelloWorld.html" on URL field, and it works fine ! I see the home page of the application.
What's wrong in my configuration ? I don't understand.

[mwarne]

Hi,

I have the exact same issue.
Anyone else successfully using the -noserver option with GWT 1.6. or 1.7?

Thanks,
Mike.

[Eric Clayberg]

Give this a try using the latest v7.1 build.

[mwarne]

v7.1 -noserver works great!

Thanks Eric and all for a great tool!
Mike.

[Eric Clayberg]

Glad that worked for you.

[eoriou]

Now, it works for me too. Thank you.

[Eric Clayberg]

Glad that worked for you too.

[rualatngua]

Hi all,

I have created a ImageViewer example. I run Debug mode and click to "Click me" button, window popup message show "Hello world!". Then I change code to show "Hello Rualatngua". But I click "Click me" button the message "Hello world!" still display. I must click Refresh to new message apply. What wrong with this?

There are IDE information:
1. Eclipse 3.5
2. GWT Designer 7.1
3. GWT 1.6.4
4. OS: Window

Please help me!!!

[Eric Clayberg]

Do you have Eclipse Auto Build turned on?

[rualatngua]

Yes I have. Ah, I miss that Java is JRE 1.6

[Eric Clayberg]

I doubt that the JRE, Eclipse or GWT version would make any difference.

[rualatngua]

I just downgrade to GWT 1.5 and use GWT Design 6.6, that work fine!!!

I found that GWT 1.5 compile ImageView.html to com.myproject.ImageView folder. But GWT 1.6.4 compile to out of folder.

[Eric Clayberg]

Where the classes are compiled to is determined by your project settings.

[rualatngua]

Where the classes are compiled to is determined by your project settings.

Sorry Eric, you are right. I miss that Build Auto is not check. Now GWT can hot deploy code. But now I have same problem "Invalid module name: 'http://localhost:8080/blank2Web/HelloWorld.html". But if I copy and patse "http://localhost:8080/blank2Web/HelloWorld.html" to hosted mode browser, the code work well.

[Eric Clayberg]

Works fine for us on our end.

I just deploy the module to the server and change the launch configuration to use the "-noserver" flag and the URL that points to ModuleName.html on the server.