Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Is it possible to debug GWT compiled code that is being executed in a standalone v8 engine?

Hello,

I'm using GWT to compile a rather large Java project to JavaScript and executing it in a standalone V8 engine,
using the SingleScriptLinker I only need to change the header of the final JS file to make it run in a V8 engine without any browser specific objects in the global scope.

Now I'm wondering if it is some how possible, to debug the GWT project in the eclipse IDE while it runs in the standalone v8 engine instead of a browser?
I understand that browsers need a plug-in to make it work, so it wont be strait forward, but may be it would be possible, with not to much afford, to make such a plug-in for a standalone v8.

Also, it would be really cool to be able to compile a GWT project for node.js and debug it in the eclipse IDE.

Any advice would be very much appreciated.

Cheers
David

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