Friday, September 3, 2010

Re: Creating a GWT runtime configuration in Eclipse

You need to set the "GWT Nature" on the project. Right Click -> Google -> Web Toolkit settings -> Use Google Web Toolkit (and select the SDK you want to use)

On Fri, Sep 3, 2010 at 1:23 PM, Julius <julius.kleine@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,

I am using Eclipse for my GWT project, but it's just a regular Java
project. I'd like to turn it into a GWT project so that I can use the
Eclipse debugger. I am trying to create a GWT run configuration to
accomplish this, but without success. The "Main" tab in Eclipse's Run
Configurations menu has a red cross in it. This probably happens
because I selected the wrong class in the 'Main class' field. I
selected the EntryPoint class here (in our case
our.company.client.Application). At least I think that's what's wrong.
Could you help out? What class should I enter in this field?

Regards, Julius

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