I'm having a similar problem and trying to debug it currently. So far,
it seems that the AppEngine jars also have the Mail API built into
them and it's conflicting with the jars on the server. So, I haven't
had a chance to test it yet, but my plan is to take out teh AppEngine
jars (I don't use App
Thanks a bunch that did the trick!
The problem now is a bit different. I have written a special java class
called Emailer to use the java mail functionality of sending an email. When
I just use the class in a driver class I am able to send an email
successfully. However, when I reference the cl
See GreetingService.java (or whatever interface that extends RemoteService).
It typically has an annotation @RemoteServiceRelativePath which specifies
the path to the servlet. If you are changing your web.xml, you would also
need to change the value specified in this annotation.
--Sri
2009/9/2
I have eclipse installed with the GWT as well as the full blown Java
SDK. I created a GWT template web application that is standard within
eclipse. I basically am testing functionality of being able to send
an email using the shell that is provided from eclipse. I have
renamed several files, an
