Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to that plugin.
- Prakash
People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used. But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
There is one big disandvantage with google eclipse plugin:
In my opinion it does not work well together with the eclipse server
runtime (GWT 1.5).
The gwt-user.jar which contains apart from gwt classes some j2ee
classes (package javax...) always interferes with the tomcat classes
(classloader issues).
For that reason I have copied the jar, removed the j2ee stuff and
added it to the classpath of my application.
The google plugin wants to import its own GWT class library (so there
is no possibility for me to "hack" that gwt-user.jar).
So I still use cypal because it is less restrictive...
Btw, does anyone else know these classpath issues and knows a better
solution than hacking gwt-user.jar? I really like the possibility to
run the server code on tomcat and debug the client code with hosted
browser.
> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to
> that plugin.
> - Prakash
> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
world" code every time I create a new project.
Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
would pick your plugin over the google one.
On Apr 12, 11:56 pm, "Prakash G.R." <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to
> that plugin.
> - Prakash
> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
of time they add it to the original plugin.
- Prakash
People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
> Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
> because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
> development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
> anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
> world" code every time I create a new project.
> Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
> development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
> good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
> would pick your plugin over the google one.
>> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
>> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
>> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
>> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to
>> that plugin.
>> - Prakash
>> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
>> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
> Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
> the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
> automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
> of time they add it to the original plugin.
> - Prakash
> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
> > Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
> > because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
> > development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
> > anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
> > world" code every time I create a new project.
> > Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
> > development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
> > good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
> > would pick your plugin over the google one.
> >> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
> >> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
> >> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
> >> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to
> >> that plugin.
> >> - Prakash
> >> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> >> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin - I know some of
the folks at Google, most of them welcome any help from the outside that
they can get. Just a thought.
On Mon, 4/13/09 6:43 AM, "Prakash G.R." <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks guys.
> Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
> the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
> automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
> of time they add it to the original plugin.
> - Prakash
> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
>> Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
>> because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
>> development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
>> anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
>> world" code every time I create a new project.
>> Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
>> development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
>> good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
>> would pick your plugin over the google one.
>>> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
>>> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
>>> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
>>> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to
>>> that plugin.
>>> - Prakash
>>> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
>>> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
> Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin - I know some of
> the folks at Google, most of them welcome any help from the outside that
> they can get. Just a thought.
> Thanks so much! - Bob
> On Mon, 4/13/09 6:43 AM, "Prakash G.R." <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Thanks guys.
>> Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
>> the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
>> automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
>> of time they add it to the original plugin.
>> - Prakash
>> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
>> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
>>> Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
>>> because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
>>> development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
>>> anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
>>> world" code every time I create a new project.
>>> Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
>>> development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
>>> good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
>>> would pick your plugin over the google one.
>>>> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
>>>> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
>>>> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
>>>> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to
>>>> that plugin.
>>>> - Prakash
>>>> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
>>>> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 6:45 AM, Prakash G.R. <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin
> Nope. I don't think the plugin is an open source product. So not
> sure how its legally possible for me and for them to accept it.
> - Prakash
> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
> > Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin - I know some
> of
> > the folks at Google, most of them welcome any help from the outside that
> > they can get. Just a thought.
> >> Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
> >> the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
> >> automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
> >> of time they add it to the original plugin.
> >> - Prakash
> >> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> >> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
> >>> Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
> >>> because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
> >>> development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
> >>> anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
> >>> world" code every time I create a new project.
> >>> Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
> >>> development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
> >>> good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
> >>> would pick your plugin over the google one.
> >>>> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
> >>>> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
> >>>> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
> >>>> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to
> >>>> that plugin.
> >>>> - Prakash
> >>>> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> >>>> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
I wish it were that easy. I've been following up with them for more
than one year just to get Cypal Studio listed in the Tools page
(https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools) and still no success :-(
- Prakash
People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
2009/4/15 Bob Hays, Computer Geek <electric...@gmail.com>:
> I suggest you route around the damage a la the Internet - they have the
> plugin posted - find a contact point and drop them a note. It can't hurt.
> I suspect they'd welcome your aid since your tool was the only product in
> this space, and it still has legs (given the emails I've seen).
> Good luck and have fun! - Bob
> On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 6:45 AM, Prakash G.R. <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> > Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin
>> Nope. I don't think the plugin is an open source product. So not
>> sure how its legally possible for me and for them to accept it.
>> - Prakash
>> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
>> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
>> > Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin - I know
>> > some of
>> > the folks at Google, most of them welcome any help from the outside that
>> > they can get. Just a thought.
>> >> Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
>> >> the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
>> >> automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
>> >> of time they add it to the original plugin.
>> >> - Prakash
>> >> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
>> >> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
>> >>> Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
>> >>> because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
>> >>> development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
>> >>> anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
>> >>> world" code every time I create a new project.
>> >>> Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
>> >>> development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
>> >>> good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
>> >>> would pick your plugin over the google one.
>> >>>> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
>> >>>> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
>> >>>> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
>> >>>> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on
>> >>>> to
>> >>>> that plugin.
>> >>>> - Prakash
>> >>>> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
>> >>>> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
I found a huge setback of the google eclipse plugin today, maybe I'm
just not seeing something but how do you export the GWT "Web
Application Project" as a WAR? And how do I add it to an EAR?
On Apr 14, 11:32 pm, "Prakash G.R." <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I wish it were that easy. I've been following up with them for more
> than one year just to get Cypal Studio listed in the Tools page
> (https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools) and still no success :-(
> - Prakash
> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
> 2009/4/15 Bob Hays, Computer Geek <electric...@gmail.com>:
> > I suggest you route around the damage a la the Internet - they have the
> > plugin posted - find a contact point and drop them a note. It can't hurt.
> > I suspect they'd welcome your aid since your tool was the only product in
> > this space, and it still has legs (given the emails I've seen).
> > Good luck and have fun! - Bob
> > On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 6:45 AM, Prakash G.R. <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> > Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin
> >> Nope. I don't think the plugin is an open source product. So not
> >> sure how its legally possible for me and for them to accept it.
> >> - Prakash
> >> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> >> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
> >> > Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin - I know
> >> > some of
> >> > the folks at Google, most of them welcome any help from the outside that
> >> > they can get. Just a thought.
> >> >> Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
> >> >> the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
> >> >> automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
> >> >> of time they add it to the original plugin.
> >> >> - Prakash
> >> >> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> >> >> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
> >> >>> Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
> >> >>> because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
> >> >>> development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
> >> >>> anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
> >> >>> world" code every time I create a new project.
> >> >>> Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
> >> >>> development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
> >> >>> good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
> >> >>> would pick your plugin over the google one.
> >> >>>> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
> >> >>>> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
> >> >>>> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
> >> >>>> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on
> >> >>>> to
> >> >>>> that plugin.
> >> >>>> - Prakash
> >> >>>> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> >> >>>> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
> I found a huge setback of the google eclipse plugin today, maybe I'm
> just not seeing something but how do you export the GWT "Web
> Application Project" as a WAR? And how do I add it to an EAR?
> On Apr 14, 11:32 pm, "Prakash G.R." <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I wish it were that easy. I've been following up with them for more
> > than one year just to get Cypal Studio listed in the Tools page
> > (https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools) and still no success :-(
> > - Prakash
> > People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> > But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
> > 2009/4/15 Bob Hays, Computer Geek <electric...@gmail.com>:
> > > I suggest you route around the damage a la the Internet - they have the
> > > plugin posted - find a contact point and drop them a note. It can't hurt.
> > > I suspect they'd welcome your aid since your tool was the only product in
> > > this space, and it still has legs (given the emails I've seen).
> > > Good luck and have fun! - Bob
> > > On Tue, Apr 14, 2009 at 6:45 AM, Prakash G.R. <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >> > Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin
> > >> Nope. I don't think the plugin is an open source product. So not
> > >> sure how its legally possible for me and for them to accept it.
> > >> - Prakash
> > >> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> > >> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
> > >> 2009/4/14 Bob Hays <electric...@gmail.com>:
> > >> > Have you contacted the guys at Google working on the plugin - I know
> > >> > some of
> > >> > the folks at Google, most of them welcome any help from the outside that
> > >> > they can get. Just a thought.
> > >> >> Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
> > >> >> the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
> > >> >> automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
> > >> >> of time they add it to the original plugin.
> > >> >> - Prakash
> > >> >> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> > >> >> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
> > >> >>> Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
> > >> >>> because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
> > >> >>> development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
> > >> >>> anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
> > >> >>> world" code every time I create a new project.
> > >> >>> Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
> > >> >>> development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
> > >> >>> good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
> > >> >>> would pick your plugin over the google one.
> > >> >>>> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
> > >> >>>> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
> > >> >>>> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
> > >> >>>> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on
> > >> >>>> to
> > >> >>>> that plugin.
> > >> >>>> - Prakash
> > >> >>>> ³People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> > >> >>>> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved²
Maybe they will add missing features or maybe they will not. Cypal
plugin was for me like big step in learning and developing gwt apps.
Right know I do not use google plugin because
I do not need app engine,
I like when web.xml is managed without my attention,
I like to create war with few cliks
I like when management of remote service async etc is taken from back
So I think you shoud not give up. If you have time you should continue
on your development. People will appreciate it just because its good
to have an alternative.
On 13 Kwi, 15:43, "Prakash G.R." <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
> the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
> automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
> of time they add it to the original plugin.
> - Prakash
> "People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved"
> > Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
> > because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
> > development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
> > anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
> > world" code every time I create a new project.
> > Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
> > development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
> > good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
> > would pick your plugin over the google one.
> >> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
> >> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
> >> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
> >> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to
> >> that plugin.
> >> - Prakash
> >> "People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> >> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved"- Ukryj cytowany tekst -
We also are working with Cypal since Jan 2008 thereabout and find it a
great tool.
We tried Google plugin, but we find ourselves more at easy with Cypal.
Our vote is for you Prakash!
Vincenzo Caselli
RCP-Vision.com
On 24 Apr, 11:23, "lazins...@gmail.com" <lazins...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Maybe they will add missing features or maybe they will not. Cypal
> plugin was for me like big step in learning and developing gwt apps.
> Right know I do not use google plugin because
> I do not need app engine,
> I like when web.xml is managed without my attention,
> I like to create war with few cliks
> I like when management of remote service async etc is taken from back
> So I think you shoud not give up. If you have time you should continue
> on your development. People will appreciate it just because its good
> to have an alternative.
> On 13 Kwi, 15:43, "Prakash G.R." <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Thanks guys.
> > Let me see whether I can make Cypal Studio for GWT interoperable with
> > the Google plugin and provide more values (like creation of service,
> > automatic Async file updates, war export) etc. But its just a matter
> > of time they add it to the original plugin.
> > - Prakash
> > "People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> > But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved"
> > > Actually, I consider the the google plugin lackluster on features
> > > because it's missing one of the biggest ones that helped me with GWT
> > > development. A wizard for creating services. They need that more than
> > > anything. I also don't like that I have to clean up their "hello
> > > world" code every time I create a new project.
> > > Nonetheless, I do understand you do not feel like continuing
> > > development. But if you did pick it up again, I'm sure you'd have a
> > > good deal of loyal eclipse using GWT developers (like myself) who
> > > would pick your plugin over the google one.
> > >> Google has dropped the bomb. This plugin was there for a while and
> > >> used internally, but now its available to the public. It has lot more
> > >> features than Cypal Studio and there is no point in continuing the
> > >> effort on Cypal Studio for GWT. I would suggest everyone to move on to
> > >> that plugin.
> > >> - Prakash
> > >> "People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> > >> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved"- Ukryj cytowany tekst -
I think your tool is the best choice too. Google plugin is really not
good as yours (creation of remote service, automatic Async file
updates, configuration of an external J2EE server,...). Great Work !
I'm waiting for the next version which supports GWT 1.6 !
On 6 mai, 06:05, "Prakash G.R." <grprak...@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm actually using it with GWT 1.6 right now. Sadly it's running in
Tomcat but that's OK :)
It's kind of like a Pseudo Gwt 1.6 as I'm keeping to the 1.5 project
structure and Tomcat.
On May 8, 3:20 am, cewan <johan.fr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Your tool its the best choice for me, don“t give up.....Best tool, fantastic
> > > work, we want more from you...
> > > regards
> > > Joao Machete
> Thanks guys. Its enough boost to work on Cypal Studio again. I've no
> time now, but surely will release a 2.0 version within a month or so.
> - Prakash
> People are meant to be loved and things are meant to be used.
> But unfortunately, people are being used and things are being loved
> 2009/5/6 Joćo Machete <jmach...@gmail.com>:
>> Your tool its the best choice for me, don“t give up.....Best tool, >> fantastic
>> work, we want more from you...
>> regards
>> Joao Machete
