Where to write GWT -noserver option to prevent built-in jetty of starting?

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Hello all
I am developing a GWT application which needs to be served by tomcat. I searched and read too many lines and suggestions through internet which all was telling to add an option called -noserver somewhere in GWT configurations! I couldn't manage where and how to complete the task :(

I did as follows:
1) I installed WTP for eclipse
2) Configured tomcat 7 as a server
3) Create a dynamic web project and migrate my project in it
I don't know what is the next step :(

Any help would be appreciated

Posted 28-Dec-14 5:15am

Arash Moradabadi

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is Google down?

http://www.gwtproject.org/doc/latest/DevGuideCompilingAndDebugging.html#How_do_I_use_my_own_server_in_development_mode_instead_of_GWT's[^]

have fun.

Posted 28-Dec-14 22:26pm

TorstenH.

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Arash Moradabadi 29-Dec-14 5:57am

Hello TorstenH.
First, Thank you so much for the reply.

Unfortunately i have read the link which you mentioned many times and that's exactly where i get confused!
The step-by-step guide note in GWT site clearly says that -noserver has to be written in Eclipse run configuration or in the ant development build target generated by the GWT webAppCreator! but how! and where! and in which tag! and beside what command!

It would be appreciated if someone gives me the whole written command :(

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Arash Moradabadi · Accepted Answer · 2015-01-28T03:53:00

Hi all,
As TorstenH replied, the answer is mentioned in the address he posted but it is not really clear enough. For the ones who has difficulties to understand what Google said in the guide and still don't know where to put the -noserver option, please follow these steps:

1)In Run Configuration window select the configuration which your project uses to run.
2)Select Arguments tab.
3)Write -noserver option in Program Arguments box
4)Apply

It's done! :)