Refresh backend in GWT development

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Published on 2010-04-09T15:34:39Z Indexed on 2010/04/09 16:53 UTC
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I am developing a GWT application that uses EJB and other Java EE 6 technology as the backend. I am currently using the GWT 2.0 plugin for Safari.

When I change my GWT client side code and save in my IDE (NetBeans), all that's required is a simple reload in the browser for the changes to become active. That works great!

However, often I work on the server-side (the EJBs, GWT server code, etc) and then something in on the GWT client side. Any changes done to the server-side do not appear to incrementally deploy to the Glassfish V3 server. Currently I close the GWT Development Mode application, and then recompile the EJBs, and then go back into GWT Development mode. That is tedious.

Any better way of doing this? I tried the "deploy on save" option in NetBeans but it does not seem to do the trick.

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