Port 127.0.0.1:8888 is already is use; you probably still have another session active

[Steward]

I found that I always got this message the second time I tried to Run
a java class as a GWT application. After dutifully loading the GWT
updates, the problem persisted.

When I "Ran As GWT application", I noticed that the "GWT Development
Mode" form had automatically appeared. I found that if you close that
form before you "Run As" GWT application, the port issue goes away.

The GWT Development form is the session that is using port 8888. It's
is a bit tedious having to close it before each run, however you can
continue with your project if you do.

[assiya elarja]

try to trop a server with button red

2012/5/15 Steward <johnrs...@gmail.com>

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ELARJA Assiya
Etudiante en Master professionnel  Qualité du Logiciel
Faculté des sciences
L'université Ibn tofail
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[John Steward]

Yes, the red button with the X will close the GWT Development form, but you need to know that doing this will solve the problem.

 Best regards,

          Steward