Today I’ve taken the time to test my old Hangman Google Web Toolkit Project understanding whether it still works.
I made that project after working one month using Google Web Toolkit in the Lynx central Headquarter on November 2014.
I’ve executed that project after two years for understanding whether it still works or not and for repeating a little bit how GWT works because after two years I’ve been forgetting how to use that technology
I’ve installed the Google Plugin on my Neon Eclipse
I compiled the project
I ran it and both browsers Chrome and Firefox shown an error message which said that the browser is not compatible with Google Web Toolkit development mode.
I exported the generated war and I loaded it in Tomcat 9 and I’ve got the below error
then I made a default gwt hello world project and I tested it, The browsers shown me the same error shown with my hangman project in both cases: development and production.
I gave up and I deleted GWT hangman from this website I think this technology is obsolete and not maintained by Google anymore and in any case for as far as I know it has been less used than JSF,Struts, Spring MVC and other front end Java frameworks that I know better.
