Re: gwt-maven-plugin and codeserver, where to find/place/reach html to be included in the jetty
Thank you for your reply. Most illuminating. Maybe I should start reading about what I'm trying to do before I actually try...
Great article also.
/Clundahl
Den lördagen den 20:e april 2013 kl. 11:40:10 UTC+2 skrev Thomas Broyer:
-- Den lördagen den 20:e april 2013 kl. 11:40:10 UTC+2 skrev Thomas Broyer:
On Saturday, April 20, 2013 7:38:17 AM UTC+2, Clundahl wrote:HiI have a maven setup that runs gwt in superdev-mode. To run the application I have just gone to the file://.../debug.html page and that works fine... when just testing stuff that are executed on the client side. When trying to run rpc-calls I get the "Origin null is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin." not strange since the file is on the "file://" and the service is on the http://localhost:9876/Foo/rpc url, i guess.No, the codeserver only serves the client-side code.The problem is that I cannot find/place where to find the debug.html on the server. I look in the "target\Foo-1.0-SNAPSHOT" ant there it is... but the server does not find it on http://localhost:9876/Foo/debug.html Do I have to declare where the file is for the jetty-server? Or anything?The general setup is to have an HTTP server (generally a servlet container) running side-by-side with the codeserver.In other words: SuperDevMode requires a working application, and then you enable SuperDevMode on it to hijack the client code from the codeserver.
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