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Comment by alibhai....@gmail.com:

What's the best way to get updates, ask questions, etc.? It seems like the
documentation is pretty scant, albeit the main pages are up to date.

For more information:
http://code.google.com/p/playn/wiki/PlatformStatus

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Comment by alibhai....@gmail.com:

What's the best way to get updates, ask questions, etc.? It seems like the

documentation is pretty scant, albeit the main pages are up to date. I'm
really interested in the Flash version.

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Comment by richardc...@gmail.com:

as far as iOS is concerned, what's the procedure for compiling to that
target?

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Comment by Choz...@gmail.com:

Why is there no support for mouse on android, or touch in java?
I use a mouse in android myself, and I'm sure regular desktop platforms
support a mouse.

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Comment by j...@idu.com:

Comment by richardc...@gmail.com, Apr 16, 2012

> as far as iOS is concerned, what's the procedure for compiling to that
> target?

GWT doesn't target iOS specifically, but the Javascript+HTML5+CSS output of
GWT can be run on browsers on iOS devices, and supports those devices touch
capabilities (see Platform Status table, above). Hope this helps!

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Comment by m...@samskivert.com:

I assume he means native compilation, which is described here:
https://code.google.com/p/playn/wiki/iOSBuild

For more information:
https://code.google.com/p/playn/wiki/PlatformStatus

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Comment by paul.wei...@gmail.com:

Hi there, could anybody explain how I can make the flash target work (PlayN
1.6) ?
"Thus one has to roll back to an older version of GWT (pre-2.4)" I spend
more than a whole day trying to role back to gwt 2.3 but is seems
impossible to me. Every time some classes were missing, also tried to use
an older gwt-maven-plugin.

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Comment by d...@golovin.in:

Why Touch is marked not applicable for Java platform? Doesn't Java support
it?