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Hi @shiv223. Thanks for your interest in the MAT! We were not able to recreate your error that you were receiving, however, we did make a change to hopefully make the install process easier. You can find this change in the most recent commit to master. Try pulling the most recent master branch and see if that fixes your issue. If you could post your logs from the application, run configurations, and the "problems" tab in Eclipse, we can help troubleshoot this issue. |
Hi Team,
Though before starting in my configuration were , i have removed one extra war from below argument as it was giving me error
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Hi @shiv223, That extra war argument was one thing that we fixed in the most recent commit and what is pasted into your comment looks like something that could cause the issue you are seeing. Try using the following:
Also, have you pulled the current master branch into your local repository? |
Hi Team, Tried with latest code now i am getting error in different part. |
Did you change the run configuration to the one in our previous response? Could you send your run configuration after the update? The XSL Validations can be ignored. To run them off, you can do the following: Project -> Properties -> Validation -> Check the Enable project specific settings -> Uncheck XML Schema Validator and XML Validator. |
Thank you for sending those screenshots. In the program argument box (the top one), could you replace the content with the following:
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It looks like you have the proper run configurations now. Some other things to check: Did you install the GWT plugin? If so, when you create a new run configuration, you will need to create a new GWT Development Mode application instead of a Java application. Did you import the project as a Maven project? We were able to recreate your issue when we ran the project as a Java Application. Running it as a GWT Development Mode application should fix this issue. |
This happens when GWT compilation didn't happen. A couple things to try:
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Hi Team, |
Hi @shiv223. Are you running the application in super dev mode? You can check this in the run configurations. |
Its running in legacy dev mode |
@shiv223 Could you try running in super dev mode or do a GWT compile before running the application? |
Though i see different console logs this time but no difference in gwt dev mode console The code server is ready at http://127.0.0.1:9876/ |
While compiling i see below logs also |
It looks like you are using GWT Development Mode (CodeServer) instead of GWT Development Mode(DevMode). Inside GWT Development Mode (DevMode), you find super dev mode. |
Hi @shiv223, We're not sure how to recreate the issue you are encountering. Due to some of the other errors that you encountered before, it might be a good idea to delete this project and re-import it a clean workspace in Eclipse. We were able to go through the installation process without issues. We've attached some screenshots to maybe help with troubleshooting. |
Hi Team,
I am trying to setup the application by following the instruction you have provided.But while starting the application i am getting below error.
[ERROR] Hint: Check that the type name 'mat.client.Mat' is really what you meant
[ERROR] Hint: Check that your classpath includes all required source roots
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