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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 with Rest

We are building a project and will be using gwt 2.7 with rest ( spring) and weblogic server. The problem which we face is that I want to run the gwt module on superdev mode (which runs on 8888 port by default) but the rest is deployed on 7001 port…
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How to migrate a a custom sublass of GWT DevMode to GWT 2.7.0 Super dev mode

For a long while we were running our GWT-based application in Eclipse using custom subclasses of com.google.gwt.core.ext.ServletContainerLauncher and com.google.gwt.dev.DevMode. This was to allow us to run our custom (newest) Jetty and, over time,…
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Trouble running GWT 2.7 net.ltgt.gwt.maven:gwt-maven-plugin project

I feel like this might be a dumb question and the answer is probably very simple. I am using Eclipse 4.4 and Maven to run my GWT 2.7 app. I am in the process of redesigning my project layout and wanted to use the new gwt-maven-plugin by…
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GWT Super Dev Mode variable referenceError: variable is not defined

I'm using GWT Super Dev Mode and the Chrome debugger. Some (not all) variables won't let me examine their values, either by hovering or by right-click -> Evaluate in Console. The latter gives "ReferenceError: is not defined. It reminds me of an…
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Unknown argument: -launcherDir GWT

I'm trying to debug in superDevMode using Tomcat instead of Jetty. I followed this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9270Yqt-5I I added the argument -launcherDir to my debug configuration but when I run the configuration I get an unknown…
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Gracefully shutdown GWT super dev mode

Quick explanation For a project I am involved with, created in GWT 2.7 using Eclipse Luna as IDE, in our server code we have a connection pool (backend is a mariadb database) configured with Hikari (http://brettwooldridge.github.io/HikariCP/). This…
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SuperDevMode with dependent Project Source

I have a GWT project called ProjectAwhich is a simple web application project generated with the GWT eclipse plugin. Also, I have second project (projectB) which is a pure Java project with the following structure…
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GWT: Super Dev Mode - Compile button missing when I press 'Dev Mode On'

I am attempting to setup GWT's super dev mode but am running into an issue. Here is where I am at: GWT 2.5.0 Tomcat server deployed on a Virtual Machine say. To run my application, I navigate to: http://myVirtualMachine/myApplication. Code…
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Spring Framework giving error after applying GWT super dev mode

I am using super dev mode to run my project.The project works fine in normal dev mode,but when i run the same project in super dev mode,I get these errors: ERROR [main] (ContextLoader.java:208) - Context initialization failed …
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Why would Intellij 14 Ultimate with GWT 2.7 Super Dev Mode debugging stop working?

I have my setup running GWT 2.7 Super Dev Mode, IntelliJ 14 Ultimate, and Google Chrome. I had the debugging working in IntelliJ for a couple sesssions and then it stopped all of a sudden. I can go back to "classic mode" by just switching the…
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GWT JUnit Test - Is it possible to ignore same-origin policy

I am trying to run an asynchronous test and need to send a request to my server, which has a REST-API. So my problem is that the tests are executed on the local machine, but this obviously violates the same origin policy and I get a RuntimeError if…
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Problems reading Java source files from IncrementalGenerator using SDM

I am writing a small framework to handle asychron calls. To show how the framework works, I created a showcase. Inside the showcase I want to show the code (from the Java source files) and and what will happen when the code is executed. Something…
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GWT SuperDevMode - mvn gwt:run-codeserver dosen't find translations

I'm trying to use the GWT SuperDevMode, so far I've got it running with a simple test project, but I get errors if I try to run the mvn gwt:run-codeserver: [INFO] Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:…
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Maven GWT plugin error: "Address already in use: bind"

I've recently started using Super Dev Mode, and am launching the server and codeserver using the maven gwt plugin. First I do "mvn:gwt-run" to start the regular dev mode server, then I run "mvn:run-codeserver" to run the codeserver. It works fine…
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Does GWT 2.6 Super Dev Mode supports hot swap (recompile) and how?

Recently I started to use Super Dev Mode to get look&feel of it. It took me couple of hours to get it up but I didn't find out how and actually can you use SDM for faster development using hot swapping. Using Dev Mode all I had to do is save my…
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