btw … my application hosted at AWS needs some time to start. After it is loaded, it is very fast!
@FrankHossfeld yes because you use Spring Boot... Same as in Heroku...
we're using a modified worker linker like at https://gitlab.com/ManfredTremmel/gwt-webworker/
ah here's what we started with https://github.com/tomekziel/gwtwwlinker/blob/master/code/src/prj/gwtwwlinker/workerlinker/code/WorkerLinker.java
after understanding that, the author wrote https://github.com/deephaven/deephaven-core/blob/main/web/client-api/src/main/java/io/deephaven/web/DeephavenJsApiLinker.java - this doesnt yet have junit support back in again, but weve got an update that will be cherry-picked soonish that will fix that
But actually I prefer a real Java backend... I'm not sure how I could access database with Node.js 😅
@lofidewanto_twitter if it helps, the use case for which i was requested to make this api work in node.js doesn't actually make sense (roughly "what if we added a single point of failure to a distributed system, so that we could have just one place to change code when we want something different")
but my job is not to say no to customers :)
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so i thought it was easier to test the compile + superdev mode run (on the existing projects)
but it seems they are kinda incompatible because even though i got the dependencies right, Eclipse gives an error about the project not having any GWT SDK in it's classpath
@lofidewanto_twitter is there somewhere the complete config for the gradle? (or other additional requirements like superdev etc). (sorry for writing quickly, i am in a hurry and have to leave the computer). thank you guys in advance!
I don't know how good the gradle integration in Eclipse works, I'm using maven and this works fine with the GWT Eclipse Plugin (3.0.0.201808130607).
I don't want to miss debugging inside Eclipse.
When the only problem is, that no GWT SDK is found, you may download SDK and include it in Eclipse "Window" -> "Preference" -> "GWT" -> "GWT Settings".
I don't want to miss debugging inside Eclipse.
When the only problem is, that no GWT SDK is found, you may download SDK and include it in Eclipse "Window" -> "Preference" -> "GWT" -> "GWT Settings".
@andreififiita - I am using Eclipse + Maven + GWT plugin and it works very smoothly. Here is a tutorial - http://gwt-plugins.github.io/documentation/gwt-eclipse-plugin/devmodes/CodeServer.html
Great position of GWT in the survey JVM Ecosystem Report 2021: GWT ahead of Vaadin and all... Only Spring MVC and JSF in the front...
Go go GWT we'll go for number ONE! ☝️ 😎😜
https://twitter.com/lofidewanto/status/1405882423309701127?s=21
but it is generally about annotation processor
I've handle this by reverting change by change and buiding project
how You deal with that, when sudddenly You gets 100 compile errors?
@masterdany88 Are you using Maven?
@masterdany88 We generally try to compile smaller modules or incrementally but that may not work depending upon your build system. You can also try passing
-Xmaxerrs 10000 -Xmaxwarns 10000 to your compiler so you will at least see the errors and can grep through them if it is the only way forward
@masterdany88 , when I get into the situation a project doesn't compile anymore and I don't see what's the reason, I stash all the changes and try to build it in the last checked in state. If it doesn't build, but the build server had no problem with this version, it must be my lokal setup. If it builds, I try to redo the changes I've stashed, step by step, to find out, what has broken the build.
some local change failed
So, if it is Nalu, that fails, you might see some error messages.