If you've got the Grails Eclipse plugin you can stay in the IDE to launch the GWTShell by entering run-gwt-client into the dialogue box that is presented upon pressing said plugin's launcher.
Then, you can attach Eclipse (as specified in a previous comment) and start debugging.
Eclipse is a lot slower than the DOS shell & Notepad but debugging can be pretty handy...
Next up, how to debug SmartGWT making a call into a Groovy/Grails service that returns JSON formatted data.
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