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Bug#402841: any progress with gwt?



Hi again, with the release of the version 2.0 of gwt, hosted mode browser doesn't exist anymore, so the mozilla /iceweasel/firefox nightmare should have disapperared.

Cheers.

2009/9/9 Christian BAYLE <bayle@debian.org>
José Luis Redrejo a écrit :
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> 2009/7/21 Christian BAYLE <bayle@debian.org <mailto:bayle@debian.org>>
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>     Hi
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>      I tried many time, but still got problem with IceWeasel-Firefox /
>     Eclipse binary part that is in fact prebuilt.
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> These parts are for the hosted mode browser or also for the gwt compiler.
> In fact, to be able to upload gwt based applications to Debian, we would
> only need to have in Debian the gwt compiler.
> Maybe splittiing gwt in parts and trying to work in the easier first
> might be a good approach.
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Good idea, I didn't pay attention this would be possible

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>     If you want to help on
>     this, and have some time, maybe try to get some explanation from
>     upstream dev about this part.
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> I have not much time, but I'm really interested in having the compiler
> in Debian, so if the eclipse/iceweasel stuff can be overrided this way,
> maybe we could work together with upstream to get this first target.
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If you have got some trick or patch just to build the compiler, removing
binary stuffs, It would help me, but I'm not sure compiler don't use any
native stuffs.

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>     It should probably go in java packaging project when it's done.
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> Sure, I'm sure that there are a lot of people of this project with more
> java knowledge than me.
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Cheers

Christian



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