Lucinda08
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Configure project in eclipse
Hi
I try to configure project in eclipse. I followed this manual:
http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=gwt-google-apis&s=gwt-google-apis&t=MapsGettingStarted
but I don't know how to this step:
$ applicationCreator -eclipse SimpleMaps -out SimpleMaps \
-addToClassPath /usr/local/gwt-maps/gwt-ma ps.jar \
-addModule com.google.gwt.maps.Google Maps \
com.example.google.gwt.map stutorial. client.Sim pleMaps
Is there any way to this in eclipse rather than in command line?
I try to configure project in eclipse. I followed this manual:
http://code.google.com/docreader/#p=gwt-google-apis&s=gwt-google-apis&t=MapsGettingStarted
but I don't know how to this step:
$ applicationCreator -eclipse SimpleMaps -out SimpleMaps \
-addToClassPath /usr/local/gwt-maps/gwt-ma
-addModule com.google.gwt.maps.Google
com.example.google.gwt.map
Is there any way to this in eclipse rather than in command line?
no it has to be done from command line
ASKER
But when I copy this to the command line I got error that command line is not recognized or it is incorrect.
Is the SimpleMaps name of the project?
Is the SimpleMaps name of the project?
do you have gwt installed?
make sure the gwt's bin directory is in your path
make sure the gwt's bin directory is in your path
ASKER
Yes, I installed this plugin: http://code.google.com/appengine/docs/java/tools/eclipse.html#Installing_the_Google_Plugin_for_Eclipse
and it suppose to have GWT. Then I created application in eclipse according this: http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/gettingstarted.html#NewEclipse.
Now I am trying to create a new GWT Project. I downloaded the Google Maps Library for GWT.
I also make following steps:
$ projectCreator -eclipse SimpleMaps -out SimpleMaps \
-addToClassPath /usr/local/gwt-maps/gwt-ma ps.jar
in eclipse like this: Properties->Java Build Path-> Add External Jar. Is it a correct way? I don't really understand what those commends doing. Are they creating project? I thought that I have to create project before I use them.
and it suppose to have GWT. Then I created application in eclipse according this: http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/gettingstarted.html#NewEclipse.
Now I am trying to create a new GWT Project. I downloaded the Google Maps Library for GWT.
I also make following steps:
$ projectCreator -eclipse SimpleMaps -out SimpleMaps \
-addToClassPath /usr/local/gwt-maps/gwt-ma
in eclipse like this: Properties->Java Build Path-> Add External Jar. Is it a correct way? I don't really understand what those commends doing. Are they creating project? I thought that I have to create project before I use them.
I'd suggest not using the plugin if you want to follow the instruction as they are not written for using the plugin.
Yes that command creates your project
Yes that command creates your project
ASKER
Is there any way to do this with the plugin?
the maps getting started appears a little bit out of date
if you're using the plugin then it looks like you can skip those steps and create your app using the plugin.
The instructions may be a little tricky to follow though as they do not match how you are using it
if you're using the plugin then it looks like you can skip those steps and create your app using the plugin.
The instructions may be a little tricky to follow though as they do not match how you are using it
ASKER
But this code :$ applicationCreator -eclipse SimpleMaps -out SimpleMaps \
-addToClassPath /usr/local/gwt-maps/gwt-ma ps.jar \
-addModule com.google.gwt.maps.Google Maps \
com.example.google.gwt.map stutorial. client.Sim pleMaps
also create some xml that I will need in text stage. So What I supose to do ?
-addToClassPath /usr/local/gwt-maps/gwt-ma
-addModule com.google.gwt.maps.Google
com.example.google.gwt.map
also create some xml that I will need in text stage. So What I supose to do ?
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