Is AIX support GWT app.
If no then do we have any other app like GWT which can run on AIX?
The programs generated by GWT are web applications (GWT makes it possible to develop the frontend, i.e. the user interface for a web application, in Java), so you can use a GWT app anywhere.
The developer tools for creating a GWT app are Eclipse, an Eclipse plugin, a Java SDK, and some browser add-ons for testing. I don't know if the add-ons for testing work on AIX, but everything else should. The developer tools are otherwise supported on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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I'm an italian blind developer.
Actually i use Eclipse IDE for a Java J2EE project. In this project there are a web app with JavaScript and a lot of WSDL.
For debug and run the web app layer I run out of Eclipse my Tomcat Application Server, after I attach Eclipse Debug on this Tomcat. All works fine!
For debug JavaScript the most all developer user the integrated tools in Firefox or Chrome. This tools aren't accessibile with the assistive technology for blind, I use NVDA and JAWS.
Eclipse IDE is accessibile and i think to attach the JavaScript debugger in this IDE.
Is possible?
Any alternative ideas?
Thanks a lot!
I would like to know whether anyone has used install4j to build an installer for a non java-based application? I'm looking to select a cross platform installer which has support to build java-based as well as non java-based applications. In the install4j official web site, it's introduced as cross platform installer for java-based applications. But I would like to know whether anyone has tried to build an installer using install4j for a non java-based application?
It's certainly possible, but keep in mind that the installer needs a JRE to run. You can bundle a JRE with the installer.
The Java-functionality around generating launchers will not be useful to you if you're not distributing a Java application, but most of the installer actions are not tied to Java launchers.
There are two sorts of launch configurations, "GWT Application" and "Web Application" - what's the difference?
The documentation for the plugin doesn't ever mention "GWT Application," only "Web Application."
The Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a set of tools that lets you simplify web client-server interaction like Javascript/DOM/AJAX using Java. It is not the same thing as Google App Engine.
FWIW, PyDev now includes built-in support for GAE projects. I prefer it to Google's Eclipse plugin.
i don't understand if with GWT designer i can build web (html) application.
Thanks
Windows builder PRO published and supported by google. Window Builder was a paid software until google bought it. Now window builder supports GWT, Ext GWT and smart gwt design. And I think it is very good to design GWT, GXT windows.
To Add window builder to eclipse;
Eclipse 3.6 (Helios):
http://dl.google.com/eclipse/inst/d2wbpro/latest/3.6
Eclipse 3.5 (Galileo):
http://dl.google.com/eclipse/inst/d2wbpro/latest/3.5
Eclipse 3.4 (Ganymede):
http://dl.google.com/eclipse/inst/d2wbpro/latest/3.4
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"Create rich internet applications with GWT Designer, a powerful set of Eclipse-based development tools that enables Java developers to quickly create Ajax web applications using the Google Web Toolkit (GWT)."
seems pretty self-explanatory
You can developer GWT web application either. Here is simple tutorial
Just start with (Exlipse)
1.New->Web application project
2 Open any composite or entrypoint with WindowBuilder Editor. That's all
I created a GWT application in eclipse using the GWT eclipse plugin. By default it created GreetingServiceAsync.java and GreetingService.java in client package. GreetingServiceImpl.java in server package.
Now I want to call a CXF webservice from GreetingServiceImpl.java. I used wsdl2java to generate java classes for my wsdl. I imported these generated class in my GWT project in eclipse and the package is "service". But it complains "javax.jws.WebMethod is not supported by Google App Engine's Java runtime environment", many more errors.
How do I get rid of this?
Only error is the problem otherwise application is running fine.
Is javax.jws.WebMethod in the GAE whitelist? If you're sure that this class is really supported in the App Engine, then in Eclipse try:
Right click your project in the Project Explorer.
Google -> App Engine Settings
Make sure Use Google App Engine is checked
Try changing the App Engine SDK to the latest rev, if the dialog shows multiple ones
I had this problem after doing Software Update; a new GAE SDK was installed and for some reason it confused the plugin. It was telling me that java.lang.String was unsupported. :-)