Revert unnecessary change to GWTShellServlet, update Eclipse instructions
(more to come later), remove requirement for gwt.devjar setting (for now,
may have to add back for IE proxy setting), remove unused method now that
OOPHM is the only option.
Patch by: jat
Review by: amitmanjhi (TBR)
git-svn-id: https://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.com/svn/branches/farewellSwt@6177 8db76d5a-ed1c-0410-87a9-c151d255dfc7
diff --git a/eclipse/README.txt b/eclipse/README.txt
index f250b26..36d9704 100644
--- a/eclipse/README.txt
+++ b/eclipse/README.txt
@@ -145,15 +145,14 @@
Window->Preferences->Run/Debug->String Substitution->New...
Set the Name to "gwt_devjar".
Set the Value to the approprate path for your install -- for example:
- <path-to-trunk>\trunk\build\staging\gwt-windows-0.0.0\gwt-dev-windows.jar
- <path-to-trunk>/trunk/build/staging/gwt-linux-0.0.0/gwt-dev-linux.jar
- <path-to-trunk>/trunk/build/staging/gwt-mac-0.0.0/gwt-dev-mac.jar
+ <path-to-trunk>\trunk\build\staging\gwt-0.0.0\gwt-dev.jar
+ <path-to-trunk>/trunk/build/staging/gwt-0.0.0/gwt-dev.jar
Description can be left blank.
== Importing the GWT core projects ==
-1) Import the 'gwt-dev-<platform>' and 'gwt-user' projects
+1) Import the 'gwt-dev' and 'gwt-user' projects
File->Import->General->Existing Projects into Workspace->Next
Browse to the 'trunk/eclipse' folder and select it
@@ -162,19 +161,13 @@
Inside this folder are a number of .projects files, only a few of
which you will need to get started. You may import others later.
- Select 'gwt-dev-<platform>' appropriate to your OS
+ Select 'gwt-dev'
Select 'gwt-user'
Select any of the GWT samples as you want. The most useful ones are:
- Hello: very simple project useful as a little playground
- Showcase: complex UI application
- DynaTable: uses RPC
Then press the Finish button.
-
- Non-windows users: By default, gwt-user depends on gwt-dev-windows, which you
- will not have imported. You must update the gwt-user project configuration
- to depend on gwt-dev-linux or gwt-dev-mac (whichever one you imported). This
- can be done by editing gwt-user's .classpath file directly, or through the IDE
- under Project->Properties->Java Build Path->Projects.
2) Dismiss the welcome tab if you are setting up an Eclipse workspace
for the first time.
@@ -222,21 +215,7 @@
Deselect All
Select 'Hello'
-2) Non-windows users: Replace the gwt-dev-windows project dependency and paths.
-
- Run->Open Run Dialog...->Java Application->Hello
- Select the 'Classpath' tab
- Remove gwt-dev-windows paths
- Select 'User Entries'
- Advanced->Add Folder-> Add gwt-dev-<platform>/core/super
- Select the (default classpath) item and use the 'Down' button
- to make it the last item in the list.
- You could also just edit Hello.launch and search/replace "windows" with
- "linux" or "mac".
-
-3) Repeat step 2 for the 'Hello compile' project.
-
-4) Now you should be able to run the 'Hello' project from the
+2) Now you should be able to run the 'Hello' project from the
Run dialog!
@@ -311,7 +290,7 @@
<project>/src
gwt-user/core/src
gwt-user/core/super
- gwt-dev-<platform>/core/super
+ gwt-dev/core/super
Now, select the default classpath (Hello) and move it all the way
to the bottom of the list using the 'Down' button.
