thx for the response!
I managed to compile the hello world example after renaming the file
AND putting it to the right directory. However I did not need the
--source option.
Are there more tutorials available?
josef
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GXPC will just generate the .java files. To see the actual HTML
output, you'll need to compile the generated .java files into your
application and execute them.
There is a brief tutorial on how to do this with standard java
servlets here: http://code.google.com/p/gxp/wiki/GxpAndServlets
-harryh
You only saw this because you compiled with --verbose. This is a
informational alert indicating that you have uninternationalized text.
To make it go away you can add <gxp:msg> or <gxp:nomsg> tags around
"Hello World!"
-harryh
GXP also has a development mode where it will check to see if the .gxp
files have changed on disk and, if they have, perform a runtime
compilation. Compile with the --dynamic flag to enable this mode.
This mode should *not* be used when you generate production binaries.
-harryh