Hi
Thanks for all those suggestions.
I will try to see how teavm works.
We have an full enterprise application , build on eclipse GEF framework
which needs to be moved to web.It depends on tons of other jars
I was looking into GWT as a means. But kind of dont feel very good about
the requirement
> HI Jens
>Thanks for the reply
>- How do we define GWT modules externally , for classes in third party
> jars
>
Just like normal GWT modules, its only important that they are in the
correct package, e.g. if you want to use com.3rdparty.math.* you could
create com/3rdparty/Math.gwt.xm
in case you do not have the sources may http://teavm.org helps to move this to
javascript ... and then you could use JsInterop (or JSNI) to call it from GWT
:-)
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