Aye, not only must each one be in a gwt module, whatever build method
you use must know to put proj2 into proj1. If you use Eclipse IDE {or
other IDE} to build, you should right click the project, go to
properties, edit the BUILD or SOURCE path, and include the other
project.
If you prefer to use ant or shell builds, you'll have a build.xml or
build.sh file with all your commands. Somewhere in there is a
classpath, and on that classpath, you'll find the /src folder for
proj1. Add an entry like: src/../../proj2/src
If you can't get it, describe how you build, and someone will be able
to help.
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