Questions tagged [gwt-super-dev-mode]

A new GWT development mode that is no longer using the browser plugin.

The Super Development Mode (SDM) allows GWT developers to quickly recompile their code (incrementally) and see the results in a browser. It also allows developers to debug the running GWT application in the browser. Developers can even debug Java code if they are using a browser that supports source maps.

A big advantage compared to the Classic Development Mode is the fact, that no plugin is needed anymore and the applications can be tested on various browsers (even mobile).

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GWT 2.7.0 with chrome version 69 not loading java source files

I am using GWT 2.7.0 and I noticed that on chrome (69.0.3497.100 for example, on Mac OS in superdev mode, the java source map files are not loaded anymore. Each console error or info message points to the generate .js file and not the original java…
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Super Dev Mode doesn't detect changes after recompiling

I set up new eclipse workspace and downloaded project from SVN. I launched Super Dev Mode (gwt-2.7.0, chrome browser) and when trying to recompile it says "skipped compile because no input files have changed". It works well in old workspace but it…
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Gwt super dev mode: recompile doesn't work

Super Dev Mode starts successfully, but after I make changes to the code and try to recompile it from the browser, GWT reports the following error: GET /recompile/de.marketmaker.iview.mmgwt.mmweb.Mmweb Job…
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Detecting Super Dev Mode from within GWT app

I guess the title says it all: Is there some kind of flag that allows my GWT app to check whether it is currently running in Super Dev Mode (something along the lines of GWT.isProdMode(), maybe)?
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Why does recompiling a GWT project in superdevmode result in no changes in output javascript code?

I intend to debug a GWT web application in SuperDevMode that I previously debugged in DevMode in order to overcome issues where memory usage explodes using the GWT Elemental library. Thus far I am able to successfully run the application in the…
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Intellij 12, GWT 2.6.0-rc1 & Super Dev Mode

I tried to use GWT 2.6.0-rc1 with Intellij Ultimate Edition. Everything works fine except that the Super Dev Mode checkbox has gone in the running configuration. I am not able to create a running configuration with Super Dev Mode when using GWT…
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Client Side GWT Debugging in Super Dev Mode

I was debugging a GWT in Eclipse using "Super Dev Mode", Java 8, and Eclipse Photon. I've put breakpoints in the client side of the code, but none of them seem to trigger. I'm reading the documentation, but it appears to relate to "Legacy Dev Mode"…
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GWT Super Dev Mode not compiling latest sources

I have a GWT project using GWT 2.7.0 and am using maven. The app is compiling and running correctly, however, I am struggling to get GWT's Super Dev Mode to work correctly. When I start Super Dev Mode with mvn gwt:run-codeserver Super Dev Mode…
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http-proxy-middleware: unable to redirect localhost:9000 to localhost:8888 from nodejs to JettY

I have a Node.js (AngularJS app) application which is hosted at localhost:9000. The another part (legacy one - GWT superdev mode - JeTTy) is hosted at localhost:8888. I would like to configure the http-proxy-middleware such that anything coming in…
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Eclipse removes -nosuperDevMode parameter in running configuration

I'm using eclipse and GWT 2.8. From GWT 2.8 in running configuration in eclipse it removes -nosuperDevMode after every restart. It is annoying because I want to debug client code in eclipse, not in browser. Can it be fixed somehow? Thanks in…
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GWT and SpringBoot - Is there a smart way to deal with conflicting dependencies?

In an ideal world, you have your GWT app compiled to javascript, you serve it as static resource and you behind the scenes you have your back end code running on a JVM, and life goes well. But that ideal world is called production during…
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GWT Super dev mode stopped working under Chrome, no request for source maps

I'm using GWT 2.7.0 with GXT 3.1.1 and IntelliJ 15.0.5 and Chrome 50. I debug my application using the Super Dev Mode (with a separate code server and bookmarklets) and up to now it's worked quite well. However, for no apparent reason, today the…
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GWT 2.7 Super Dev Mode not working while testing on the same network

I recently began using GWT 2.7 in Eclipse Luna and I was running my projects seamlessly while testing them in localhost:8888, the thing is, when I tried to test them (any of them, even a new app with only the autogenerated content) with another…
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Vaadin SuperDevMode recompilation fails sometimes, Widget is not rendered as it should and Java code for the Widget is not available

I am trying to set up the SuperDevMode on a Vaadin project. I have basically 3 problems related to this feature. I have the following widget (created using the "New Vaadin Widget" wizard, below the code for the client-side widget, connector, state…
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GWT Super Dev Mode, how to enable Source Maps

I´m running my MGWT Project with SuperDevMode on a code server. For debugging they they said i should use Chrome and "enable source maps" in the Chrome Developer Settings. But in the Developer Settings i can only find "Enable JavaScript Source…
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