Source maps

[Honza Rames]

Hi everyone,

I tried to compile my GWT app with source maps support (as explained here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9804492/how-to-try-sourcemaps-with-gwt) and it failed at first (some json stuff was missing) so I added it to my project's class path then it compiled OK and I can see the source maps generated in WEB-INF/deploy/<project>/symbolMaps. I should also note that I'm using custom build of GWT from trunk. I enabled source maps support in Chrome's Developer tools setting panel but I the source maps doesn't seem to work. I'm launching the app through jetty but not in dev mode (obviously ;-) ) I compiled the project in obfuscated mode as standard compile (no draft or anything like that). Do I have to use another version of Chrome? Does anyone tried this as well and succeeded?

Honza

[Andrea Boscolo]

Are you sure the whole machinery is already available in the public (trunk) repo? I thought it's not.

https://plus.google.com/u/1/110412141990454266397/posts/Nvr6Se6eAPh

[Gal Dolber]

got exited for a minute... its not there yet, I'm checking out trunk everyday hoping to see SuperDraftMode and SourceMap commited

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[Gal Dolber]

oh, my mistake, it seems SourceMap is there.. are you using trunk?

[Honza Rameš]

Yep, I'm using trunk but I'm not sure that the source map support is fully functional even in trunk though it gets generated. I tried both canary and dev channels of Chrome (I think even Googlers won't use anything special since canary is almost daily build but we cannot be sure ;-) )

Honza

[Dan Cojocar]

Yes, some bits are still missing, but using trunk and following the instructions from here: http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/wiki/SourceMaps (with few additional steps, mentioned in the comments) I was able to debug the Mail application, using the java sources in Development tools.

[Honza Rameš]

Thanks cool, this way it works just fine, I also had to symlink my java sources so the browser could access them, you can do this by creating a symlink to you com (org or whatever package you use as base) in you war/<project-name> folder (where the cache.htmls are generated and where you copy source maps to). It would probably be a lot better to have a servlet that can handle fetching the sources and also a modified linker that adds the sourceMappingURL to the generated JS (I guess this gets more complicated when code splitting is in play).

Honza

[Thomas Broyer]

On Monday, April 2, 2012 10:17:15 AM UTC+2, Honza Rames wrote:

Thanks cool, this way it works just fine, I also had to symlink my java sources so the browser could access them, you can do this by creating a symlink to you com (org or whatever package you use as base) in you war/<project-name> folder (where the cache.htmls are generated and where you copy source maps to). It would probably be a lot better to have a servlet that can handle fetching the sources and also a modified linker that adds the sourceMappingURL to the generated JS (I guess this gets more complicated when code splitting is in play).

According to http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/source/detail?r=10760 only the xsiframe linker (<add-linker name='xsiframe'/>) will output the //@ sourceUrl=…

It's also only used for stack-trace deobfuscation (as is said on the wiki page), which is why it doesn't Just Work™ with Chrome's Developer Tools' support for Source Maps (no //@ sourceMappingURL=…, and the generated artifacts are not publicly accessible)

It also won't work if you use the experimental Closure Compiler backend.

[Joseph Lust]

FYI, Source Map support is now in Mozilla Firefox nightly builds! Soon Alan's life will be much easier. Read more details here.

Sincerely,

Joseph

[Juan Pablo Gardella]

:) Good news. Alan will be happy

2012/7/31 Joseph Lust <lifeo...@gmail.com>

FYI, Source Map support is now in Mozilla Firefox nightly builds! Soon Alan's life will be much easier. Read more details here.

Sincerely,

Joseph

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