Re: Setting special variables for GWT projects using the Eclipe plugin

I don't think so.

Typically you would use some sort of a config file per environment (e.g. testing, production, development) and then simply switch config files.

On server side you would bundle the correct config file into the *.war file and on client side you could use GWT's Constants mechanism.

If you use Maven then Maven's resource filtering + different Maven profiles can be used to produce different config files based on the active Maven profile.

In my non-maven project I have three config files: dev.properties, prod.properties and app.properties. The app.properties will be bundled into the *.war file and my ant script makes sure to overwrite the app.properties with one of the other two files depending on an environment property that I provide during the ant build.

-- J.

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