[lzaruba]

Hi,

we have a use case where we would find Webclipse JS Debugging with Chrome extremely useful.

Since GWT can be no longer debugged in Eclipse using hosted mode the only way is to debug it in chrome with source maps. Although this way works, developers must switch between two debugging tools (Eclipse for server and Chrome for Client). Super dev mode is described here.

The idea is to be able to use your JS debugger connected to chrome to move the developer back to Eclipse with Chrome still running the code and super dev mode of GWT providing Chrome with everything it needs to do the debugging.

Do you think that there might be a chance to get it to the road map one day? I believe that a lot of GWT (+ SmartGWT) developers would join in on this one.

Cheers

Lukas

• This topic was modified 8 years, 8 months ago by Genuitec Administrator.

[support-tony]

Lukas,

Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve raised an enhancement request for this.

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