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 »  CodeCrunch  »  Programming  »  AJAX  »  Comparing the Google Web Toolkit to Echo2
Comparing the Google Web Toolkit to Echo2
By Brendan Horverson | Published  06/27/2006 | AJAX | This tutorial viewed 1496 times
Debugging
GWT provides an alternate deployment environment for applications to facilitate debugging. The environment, called "Hosted Mode", allows a GWT application to be run as Java byte code in a local JVM, to which an IDE's debugger can be connected. In this mode, the application's user interface is displayed in a special web browser (a Mozilla/Firefox derivative).

Echo2 applications may be debugged in the conventional manner, by connecting an IDE's debugger to a JVM running a Servlet container.



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    Very good and informative.
     
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