Unable to install GWT Developer Plugin (ver 1.0.11357) on Chrome 48

[Sambodhan Dhammapathee]

Hi All,

I am new to web technology and preferred GWT. 

I have install as follows:

windows 7, Eclipse Mars 4.5.1, 

Plugin for Eclipse 4.3 (Kepler) (Since for Mars 4.4 Luna is not working, Ref- StackOverflow.com)

GWT Developer Plugin

 1.0.11357, Chrome Version 48.0.2564.97 m

I am also able to generate URL :http://127.0.0.1:8888/StockWatcher.html?gwt.codesvr=127.0.0.1:9997

However, even after restarting Eclipse and Chrome I am not able to see application but still gets message that: "

Development Mode requires the GWT Developer Plugin"

Hence, please suggest if I missed anything. PFA for your reference.

Please let me know if you need any other information.

Regards

Sambodhan

[N Troncoso]

The plugin is no longer supported. You'll need to use super dev mode. What version of GWT are you using? 2.7 runs SDM by default.

[va...@ant.ee]

SuperDev mode is the only supported mode right now. You don't need any plug-ins for it. Enable source maps and you will be able to put breakpoints in the browser. It is nice for client code debug, but I don't know any good option to test server-side code in the same way.

[Thomas Broyer]

On Monday, February 1, 2016 at 12:52:45 PM UTC+1, va...@ant.ee wrote:

It is nice for client code debug, but I don't know any good option to test server-side code in the same way.

To debug server-side code, if you use DevMode's embedded server, then just launch DevMode in debug mode, set breakpoints in your code (in your IDE) and enjoy.

Unless you meant setting breakpoints in server-side code from within your browser's devtools? 

[va...@ant.ee]

You can't see server-side code at the browser. I believe every class that is marked in gwt.xml file as translatable generates source maps, but this is not server-side code.
I will try shortly what you have suggested. Thanks!

[JonL]

If you are running in eclipse and want to debug your server and client code both in eclipse, you can use the SDBG Plugin.  https://sdbg.github.io/

I believe IntelliJ has similar support built in or through the gwt IntelliJ plugin.

[va...@ant.ee]

It seems plug-in relies on old DevMode. I wonder how it will be running with GWT-2.8.0-beta1 and JsInterop.... 

[Jonathon Lamon]

If you are talking about the SDBG plugin, you misunderstand. It connects to the Chrom Dev Console and basically acts as such in Eclipse.  It is actually GWT independent.

On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 8:26 AM <va...@ant.ee> wrote:

It seems plug-in relies on old DevMode. I wonder how it will be running with GWT-2.8.0-beta1 and JsInterop.... 

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[Thomas Broyer]

On Monday, February 1, 2016 at 1:48:11 PM UTC+1, va...@ant.ee wrote:

You can't see server-side code at the browser. I believe every class that is marked in gwt.xml file as translatable generates source maps, but this is not server-side code.

Server-side code runs in a JVM (DevMode or your servlet container of choice) and is debugged with a Java debugger (generally from your IDE).

Client-side code is compiled to JS and runs in your browser, and is debugged with a JS debugger with the help of sourcemaps (generally from your browser, but possibly from your IDE)

[va...@ant.ee]

Thank you Jonathon - I missed technical details that SDBG is, in fact, JS debugger, so should not depend from the GWT version indeed.