GWT Compiler does not compile anything Follow
As I understand it when a web module contains a gwt module, in #5557 the gwt compiler is to compile the client code into the exploded directory. It doesn't happen here. When rebuilding a project I briefly see a flash of "GWT compile" but cannot find any results of this compilation. Besides it's far too fast. The normal gwt compile triggered directly from an Ant file takes some 1 or two minutes to complete. Looks like the integrated mechanism doesn't find anything to compile.
Anyone outthere who got this running?
Cheers,
Robert
BTW: Using a Powerbook with MacOSX 10.4.7 with the Linux version of GWT 1.0.21
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Hello Robert,
Are you sure that path to GWT SDK is specified correctly in Settings | Google
Web Toolkit
and your GWT module is located under a source root of the web module?
Yes, when I created the GWT module, the right gwt-user.jar was added to the module libraries and when I define a new service, it's mapping is written into my web.xml. So I seem to have the the gwt install directory specified correctly and the plugin is aware of the web module the gwt module is contained in.
The GWT module is not inside the default package. There is also the package-path that contains the company domain before the module begins.
During rebuild I very shortly see "compiling GWT module com.mycompany.mygwtmodule.MyGWTModule", but it's far too short for a gwt-compile and doesn't produce anything visible.
Maybe it doesn't work an MacOSX. I'll try it on a Windows box at the end of this week.
Cheers,
Robert
Hello Robert,
Looks like there were errors reported by GWT compiler but not shown by IDEA.
Next EAP build will contain fix for this problem and IDEA will show all error
messages occured during GWT compilation.
Thanks, that should help.
Though the compile started through Ant runs without problems. Very strange.
OK, under Windows XP it works flawlessly, but under Mac OSX with the Linux version of GWT it doesn't work at all and I also don't get any error messages from the compiler.
It doesn't compile anything under linux either.
OK, so now we know it only works under XP, I hope we'll get a fix for the rest.
Robert