i got it that means whenever i wish to deploy an application in developement mode the
extra parameter for gwt plugin eg 'gwt=something' is required and at that time browser is using Java code instead of javascript.
and in case of production mode it doesnt refer to java it just refer to the javascript which has been loaded into the browser which requires a compile.
I hope what i m assuming is right.
Thanks for ur replies and helping me to sort out queries.
plz ignore any spelling and punctuation mistakes.
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Chatak
-- On Fri, May 21, 2010 at 9:30 PM, Thomas Broyer <t.broyer@gmail.com> wrote:
Actually, dev mode runs Java whereas prod mode compiles to JavaScript.
On 21 mai, 17:31, KeremTiryaki <keremtiry...@gmail.com> wrote:
> and I want to add something...
> Development mode doesn't care about optimization, It is showing the
> results as quick as possible
This means that un dev mode you're using the true java.lang.String or
java.util.ArrayList for instance, whereas in prod mode it's the
emulated version that's being used. It sometimes lead to different
results (Java's Date is quite not the same as JavaScript's one)
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