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Is there some place in the project when using GWT that one can indicate the output of compiling? It currently goes into "Documents and Settings" in Windows.
Is there some place in the project when using GWT that one can indicate the output of compiling? It currently goes into "Documents and Settings" in Windows.
Uhm: actually I think that if you define an exploded directory for your web application it should copy all the files in it. The problem is that there is a long standing bug (in Selena, don't know what happens in idea 6) that makes this unusable because it copies the files at the root level and not in the appropriate subdirectory (i.e.: com.yourdomain.yourapp....): you have to resort to manual copy and so on. In general, I would say that GWT support status in Selena is in a very bad shape: I struggle and use it on a day to day basis but it is a painful experience.
GWT 1.4 support is not there and bugs (even critical ones) do not seem to get addressed in a very quick way: not sure if it is considered an important component these days, but I suggest you to wait a little if you need it for serious work.
Uhm: actually I think that if you define an exploded directory for your web application it should copy all the files in it. The problem is that there is a long standing bug (in Selena, don't know what happens in idea 6) that makes this unusable because it copies the files at the root level and not in the appropriate subdirectory (i.e.: com.yourdomain.yourapp....): you have to resort to manual copy and so on. In general, I would say that GWT support status in Selena is in a very bad shape: I struggle and use it on a day to day basis but it is a painful experience.
GWT 1.4 support is not there and bugs (even critical ones) do not seem to get addressed in a very quick way: not sure if it is considered an important component these days, but I suggest you to wait a little if you need it for serious work.