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    #16
    added common-collections_3.2.1. Things look better now. Servlet is starting to live but...

    === 2009-10-01 16:10:42,617 [l0-1] INFO HttpProxyServlet - httpproxy - No rules defined - proxying all incoming URLs.
    === 2009-10-01 16:10:42,633 [l0-1] ERROR HttpProxyServlet - httpproxy - Top-level servlet error:
    java.lang.NullPointerException
    at java.io.StringReader.<init>(Unknown Source)
    at com.isomorphic.servlet.HttpProxyServlet.doPost(HttpProxyServlet.java:328)
    at com.isomorphic.servlet.HttpProxyServlet.doGet(HttpProxyServlet.java:564)

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      #17
      Just a note that the original instructions posted by HHON do not apply any more. If you want to use the SC server functionality (including the HttpProxy servlet) you should download SmartGWT Pro/EE, where use of the HttpProxy is automatic when you specify cross-domain URLs.

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        #18
        :-( That's what I was asking before. Didn't know that, nor is it my intention to bother you. I don't have an EE License by now and all I know was that it worx w/ LGPL. So what is the suggested approach? Copying all jars from EE 1.2.1 except for smartgwt*.jar's. Sorry for trouble... Ekki

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          #19
          The suggested approach is to download EE and follow it's installation procedures (and no other approach is valid).

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            #20
            spent last nite and today to solve this issue (I'm a web/servlet newbie), installed a standalone Jetty srv, now where I'm so close to the solution (just one runtime error open) you're telling me I have to switch to EE? Thats not nice, isn't? I don't even have an EE license rite now

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              #21
              The download that you've already been pointed to is a free evaluation.

              In order to take the outdated approach you started on, you already needed to download the free evaluation of the commercial version of SmartClient, so you've already started down the path of using commercial software.

              The EE installation procedure is simpler than what you're attempting now.

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                #22
                I understand. Okay, let's start the play again... this time w/ EE instead of LPGL+SC... will be a long nite I guess...

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                  #23
                  Probably not. The EE getting started procedure for Eclipse is File->Import Project. You'll see in the readme.

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                    #24
                    soundz good but cannot see a Readme in EE 1.2.1 neither as file on top level, nor linked in index.html... Maybe I'm blind...

                    BTW, is EE replacing the LPGL version (at least there's a related JAR in EE) or an addition? Missing the skins.jar... And will there be an EE 1.3 in parallel to LGPL 1.3? TIA Ekki

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                      #25
                      Kind of amazing to have to explain further, but yeah, click on index.html and it leads to the readmes..

                      EE is a standalone download and does not require other downloads.

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                        #26
                        still don't understand why to do that big move (from LGPL to EE) :-( All I need is that bloody helper app named HttpProxy...

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                          #27
                          Call Parameters to &lt;Module&gt;/sc/HttpProxy

                          Hi Folks,

                          with com.isomorphic.servlet.HttpProxyServlet and SmartGWT LGPL I've run-time issues I cannot solve so far. Migration to EE is not a short-term option to me, although I will switch sooner or later in any case.

                          I'll try another proxy: com.jsos.httpproxy.HttpProxyServlet, which as a fixed destination that however is sufficient in my case...

                          Is it possible to do it this way? BTW, how is the URL passed to <Module>/sc/HttpProxy, I guess ? must be quoted... right? Thx in advance

                          Ekki

                          SmartGWT 1.3, GWT 1.7, App Engine 1.2.5, Eclipse 3.5, JRE 1.6.0_16

                          CI-CUBE.BIZ feat. CubeBrowser.AppSpot.com

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