AFAIK, it's possible to add the stuff using super-source/ in your gwt.xml
(just google super-source gwt).
http://roberthanson.blogspot.com/2006/05/how-to-package-gwt-components.html
There's some discussion in the comments there I believe regarding the same
thing you're trying to do.
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 9:45 AM, Domenec domenec.sos.val...@gmail.comwrote:
Hello, my setup is:
Application #1 is a GWT app. There is RPC, so the interfaces and
associated POJO's that define the RPC call are within the client
package, so that they can be translated into JavaScript.
On the server side of app#1 there is a call to web services. Those web
services are implemented in app#2. App#2 exposes web services with
XFire. XFire uses an interface and POJO's for exposing web services.
The interfaces and POJO's in both app#1 and app#2 are the same
classes, this lets RPC server side of app#1 seamlessly act as a client
of app#2. Reason is that app#1 is exposed to the Internet and app#2
deals with critical data in a more protected network. Server side of
#1 is just a bridge towards #2.
All of the above, works. Now I've been asked to manage builds with
Maven, shouldn't be an issue, but...
It is clear that common objects of #1 and #2 require their source code
in client package of #1 for getting translated into JavaScript. Having
them as a common jar generated by a third Maven project would not work
as the source code would not be exposed to the GWT compiler.
So, does any one see an elegant solution? So far I see:
- With an ant task, WAR of #1 can be unpacked and needed classes be
JAR'd and added to the Maven repository and let #2 use them.
- There are attachClasses options of war:war MOJO which I have to try,
they seem to generate an attached JAR, haven't tried this yet.
I'll try the second option first (and update this post), but external
opinions are welcome.
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