Re: GWT Designer and GAE deployment

If you don't see the "Design" tab, that simply means that you are
probably using the standard Java Editor and not the GWT Designer
editor.

Close the editor and use "Open With > GWT Designer" to edit the file.

The project wizard supplied by the full version of GWT Designer
creates a simple GWT project. You would need to add GAE support to
that yourself before you can deploy to GAE.

On Feb 23, 10:13 am, csaffi <csaff...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you for your answer Eric.
>
> > We need more details here. What do you mean by you "cannot use the
> > Designer because it seems disabled". Disabled in what way?
>
> With disabled I mean that the "Design" tab is not present, there
> should be these tabs Source, Design, Bindings, but they are not
> present if the project was created using the "New Web Application
> Project" wizard.
>
> > With the second project, why can't you "run it on GAE after
> > deployment"?
>
> Because, after doing "Deploy App Engine Project", when I go to its web
> page onhttp://myproject.appspot.com/, I get a 404 error: "Error:
> NOT_FOUND".
>
> > What version of GWT are you using? What version of GWT Designer?
>
> GWT-2.2
> GWT Designer 2.2.0.r36x201102111155

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