For ease of reporting client side GWT issues, the emulated stack trace is very valuable. However when I activate this feature, there are serious performance implications (I ve had to back it out twice now)
具体地说,人们注意到,在下载GWT应用程序的同时,IE浏览器似乎冻结了15秒或15秒以上,在启用可复制的堆叠跟踪功能时没有做任何事情。
还有其他人经历过这种情况吗? 如果是这样的话,你能解决业绩问题吗?
At compile time, generate permutations for both native and emulated stack traces in *.gwt.xml:
<set-property name="compiler.stackMode" value="native,emulated" />
At run time, make your selection, e.g.
<meta name="gwt:property" content="compiler.stackMode=emulated" />
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