You can do:
@GinModules(value = {AppMainGinModule.class, MenuGinModule.class},
properties = { "ginmodules" } )
public interface AppGinjector extends Ginjector {
}
In your Application.gwt.xml
<define-configuration-property name="ginmodules" is-multi-valued="true"/>
In your sub module, e.g. Admin.gwt.xml:
<set-configuration-property name="ginmodules"
value="com.app.admin.client.AdminGinModule" />
Now you don't have to touch your Ginjector anymore, as Ginmodules are
discovered based on the GWT modules you inherit.
-- J.
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