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Create a WAR file for a GWT application

After I was so spoiled by GWT/Eclipse’s streamlined way of deploying a GWT application to the embedded server or Google App Engine, I was annoyed by how little support it has for other application servers. Fortunately, I was able to semi-automatically generate a WAR file for manual deployment on a remote server by following this […]

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General comment about using jMaki

This post started out as a response to Rahul’s questions posted on this entry. I soon found myself writing a long response and thought that it was worth a whole post by itself. So, here are my comments about using jMaki: First thing you might want to check is if you are using the latest […]

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