Let's see your project directory structure and your module xml file,
please.
If you don't use tags in the module file, the GWT compiler
will try to compile everything nested under the "client" folder, the
default source loation for all modules. It sounds like your server
classes may be in that s
So what are the full limitations? As far as I understood it, you need
to put the client code under a client directory, and the server code
under the server directory. Which is what I did. But in order to
promote code re-usability, which I think GWT would support packaging
code into separate lib
Maybe also "hard to do", but I would suggest you go with the flow on
these...
> lists all the line numbers and the various libraries that GWT doesn't
> support. It'd be nice to have some sort of ignore for this.
It's arguably better that you fully understand the limitations of a
GWT compile, an
Well I figured out the servlet problem. when I compiled my jar, I
needed to make sure I check to export generated class files and
resources as well as java source files and resources.
As for the errors. There is nothing specific, it's only the hosted
mode, which looks ugly, but at least doesn't
Ben,
First of all, I checked with Neil Sedaka, and it's okay for you to use
this thread title. Neil's a nice guy that way.
On Sep 22, 10:05 am, ben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just following up on this, to see if anyone can lend some support. I
> have this working in hosted mode. But when I
Just following up on this, to see if anyone can lend some support. I
have this working in hosted mode. But when I create my war, it
doesn't find my Implementation class that's inside my included jar
file. It does find the one that inside of my overall application, but
not the one in my core fil
I seemed to have it working now, by putting in the servlet register
code into the core.gwt.xml and not in the main app location.
But the weird thing is that when it loads I get all those errors still
(the items not supported by GWT -- BufferedReader, java.net etc).
But everything still seems to
So I'm starting to get fancy with my organization with our could. We
actually have several GWT efforts going on, so we want common code
sets. We were able to break up our Client side code into seperate .jar
files, and include them into our overall applications just fine. Well
now, I've gone and b
