GWT will only access source files in the packages that you tell it to,
by default the "client" package where the module is. You can specify
additional packages to look in if you add a tag to your module XML,
but they must be within a subpackage of the module. Otherwise,
create a seperate module and inherit it.
The XML for adding using an alternate package to 'client' is:
<source path='util'/>
To add the 'util' to the packages GWT will compile. Note that the GWT
compiler seems to process every file in the given path, so you can't
put any non-GWT-compatible code in the packages compiled by GWT.
On Oct 30, 6:50 pm, AB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a module and tried to include a .java file that is on the gwt
> compile cp but not in the module (ie, not under
> com.mycompany.mymodule.client). I reference the class in my module.
> The compiler cannot find the .java file. Is the only way to include it
> by building another module and including that module? I am trying to
> create a bunch of shared utilities classes. Any help is
> appreciated.
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