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I'm sure. In 2.8 beta1, everytime a new class is added, or a new uiBinder file, it requires a restart in order for it to be detected and not get a weird error like $mg_1 not found
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After reading the above conversation it looks like this a feature in GWT 2.8 with which we can at run time add/change a class at client side ..Is this true?
Coz I just try using GWT2.8 then running sdm , and then I just change some thing in a classlike if before the class containsWindow.alert("Hello");At run time i goes to the code and change it to Window.alert("Hello world");and then click the button which calls that class ...But I still get the message "Hello";to see the "Hello world" I need to refresh the application.
So i was just wondering if there is some way for the above thing in 2.8
Actually i have a requirement where we allow user to add/upload UI layouts at run time ,Jrebel wont help me as it only works with java , where as GWT client in sdm is javascript.tried dynamicUIBinder , it gives the layout at runtime but dont load any handlers etc.So I need a way where user can upload a Java UI class(GWT composite) with the layout + Handlers. which loads at run time , without restarting the application..
Is this what GWT 2.8 is providing or is there any way i can achive the above.
Actually i have a requirement where we allow user to add/upload UI layouts at run time ,Jrebel wont help me as it only works with java , where as GWT client in sdm is javascript.tried dynamicUIBinder , it gives the layout at runtime but dont load any handlers etc.So I need a way where user can upload a Java UI class(GWT composite) with the layout + Handlers. which loads at run time , without restarting the application..
> You (or your tools) must be doing something wrong. Can you tell more about how you're launching SDMI'm using IntelliJ. I have a GWT sdm run configuration in IntelliJ.This is getting a bit ridiculous, I seem to be needing restarts even when I make changes to existing files.E.g, I'm editing a file called FooView.java which is a uibinder view file.As soon as I begin typing, I see this exception pop up in the SDM console:java.nio.file.NoSuchFileException: /home/ali/foo/src/main/java/com/gevald/web/FooView.java___jb_old___