Re: Help with Source Map

On Thursday, October 24, 2013 7:36:00 AM UTC+2, Axel R wrote:

Hi,

I use GWT 2.5.1

I have at least theses configurations : 

<add-linker name="xsiframe" />

<set-configuration-property   name='xsiframe.failIfScriptTag'    value="false" />

<set-property name="compiler.useSourceMaps"  value="true" /> -->

- I would like to know if Source Map should work with the online application (the website in production) ?

Because, I succeed to see the java files in local developement mode...but I didn t succeed to see the java files with my website online. (and I have used the same *.gwt.xml file)

AFAICT, you have "deploy" them to make them reachable via HTTP. It can be as easy as moving the files after the GWT config, or making a servlet loading the files from the -deploy dir (defaults to WEB-INF/deploy IIRC)

You have to deploy your source code too IIRC, including the code generated by GWT generators.

 

- Is it mandatory to use Super Dev Mode to have Source Map working in local dev ? In other terms, is it mandatory to set :

<set-configuration-property name="devModeRedirectEnabled" value="true" /> 

Because, in local dev, if I set the previous line with: value="false", then I cannot see the source map.

It should work; devModeRedirectHook should be totally distinct from whether and how source maps are generated.

But it'd only work if you "deploy" the files. I don't think DevMode does anything special re. source maps, only SuperDevMode treats them specifically to automatically expose them through HTTP (because SDM is mush less useful without source maps)

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