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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon steffenschaefer

Provide mechanism to use a locally installed GWT distribution

Open hrstoyanov opened this issue 12 years ago • 2 comments

Right now, this plug-in downloads GWT artifacts from a Maven repository. However, sometimes one needs to run a GWT app against a local or custom (unofficial) GWT distribution. Therefore, it would be nice if one can specify a local folder with GWT distribution, rather then the default mechanism, Example of what this fix might look like: gwt { gwtHome='/usr/java/my-local-gwt-2.6' modules '<YOUR-GWT-MODULE>’ }

hrstoyanov avatar Nov 03 '13 02:11 hrstoyanov

There are currently several bugs in the dependency stuff (mainly related to Eclipse) so I have to check this part again. Then I will investigate if there is a clean solution to support a GWT SDK on the hard drive.

steffenschaefer avatar Nov 21 '13 07:11 steffenschaefer

@steffenschaefer is it good time to revisit this issue? I'm also trying to use local gwt 2.8 which was cloned from master repo and compiled and need some hack to use that gwt.

joelhandwell avatar Apr 27 '16 00:04 joelhandwell