Html page not found

[Indi]

Hi,

I am testing Eclipse 3.5 with GWTDesigner 7.1.0.200909020826.
Creating a new application (via new GWT Java Project) called "Test" and leaving all as is automatically created, and running / debugging the app, gives me the following jetty error:

HTTP ERROR: 404
NOT_FOUND
RequestURI=/Test.html

So, obviously the html page can't be found... It is however in the root of the war directory...
Basicly, something that is created by default, will not run. What am I missing?

(Debugging the app with loglevel DEBUG doesn't give me any more information, all's ok except for a 404)

Regards,
Indi

[Eric Clayberg]

How exactly are you running your app?

Are you running it as a GWT Applications?



Providing an actual test case (project) is always a good idea, if you are going to ask for help.

[Indi]

Hi,

Thanks you for your reply
I'm running the app using the a Debug configurations setup (GWT application) in Eclipse. However, running it the way your screendump shows (Run as -> GWT Application) gives the same result; 404 NOT_FOUND.

The html file is in the web directory. (But not in the www/com.mycompany.project.Test/ directory).

Which directory is actually used for running the app in hosted mode?

Providing an actual test case (project) is always a good idea, if you are going to ask for help.

I'm not sure that I fully understand what you mean by that... The test case is: Create a new GWT java project (called Test) including the creation of a new GWT module (called Test), and without any changes running/debugging it as a GWT application.

Thanks,
Indi

[Eric Clayberg]

I'm not sure that I fully understand what you mean by that... The test case is: Create a new GWT java project (called Test) including the creation of a new GWT module (called Test), and without any changes running/debugging it as a GWT application.

I tried that and it worked just fine. A test case is the actual code you are trying to work with.

BTW, is there a particular reason that you have been stealing our product (Serial Numbers WindowBuilderPro-02713-XXXX, WindowBuilderPro-01381-XXXX, etc.)? Helping folks who steal from us is not very high on our list.

[Indi]

Hi Eric,

Thanks for the reply.
As I said in my first entry, I am testing and not using the product for a commercial purpose.
In my case the app is not running, and GWTDesigner neither looks to work without or with a serial number.

Regards,
Indi

[Eric Clayberg]

As I said in my first entry, I am testing and not using the product for a commercial purpose.

We have evals for legitimate testing purposes. You have been "testing and not using the product for a commercial purpose" for ~20 months now (since 1/12/2008). We don't offer a free, non-commercial version of GWT Designer because it is so inexpensive to begin with, but you seem to have decided to make your own. What you are doing is just stealing IMO.

Pay for the product and send us an actual test case, and I'm sure we can get it working for you very quickly.

[Indi]

Eric,

Indeed, I've been giving it a try some (long) time ago, but didn't get it to work. Carried on using my own scripts and manual coding.
Decided to give it another go with a newer and hopefully improved version as I went up to GWT 1.7, but I've straight away run into some problem again.
I'm sure the product is good, and it's me. But so far I've not been able to get it to work or use it.

Pay for the product and send us an actual test case, and I'm sure we can get it working for you very quickly.

To me that feels like buying a car that's not working. "Pay for it, and we'll get it to drive." Having said that (Is that a fair comparison?), in the end you are correct, one should use the evaluation license to test; And if not satisfied, stop trying.

Regards,
Indi

[Eric Clayberg]

in the end you are correct, one should use the evaluation license to test; And if not satisfied, stop trying

That would be my position.

That said, I'll make you a deal: zip up your sample project, post it here, and we will take a look at it and see if we can determine what is wrong with it. Once we get it working to your satisfaction, you agree to buy it.

You can't beat that deal

[Indi]

After my last post, as to last remark, I deinstalled designer from eclipse. (Tested the Google plugin for eclipse instead, which actually worked for me straight away - that is, in automating the project / compiling process).

However, with regards to your offer, I will later this week post the zipped sample project (which is nothing more than the by designer generated code for a new project) that in hostedmode makes Jetty miss the html file. Obviously I agree to buy the software when it satisfies my needs.

Regards,
Indi

[Eric Clayberg]

OK