I have done what you suggested, but I am getting an html error in my
GWT Hosted Mode Console and a stack trace in my Eclipse console. The
stack trace is complaining about a ClassNotFoundException. It makes
perfect sense why the servlet is not getting invoked because the class
cannot be found; my q
I see. So it is 'possible' to have one module depend on another module
that has servlets in it correct? I was afraid I was going in a
completely incorrect direction in my design... Now as far as I
understand, in earlier versions of GWT, the servlet mapping was put in
the gwt.xml file, and now we s
What do the servlet and serlet-mapping tags say for MyLoginModule? I
ran into something like this integrating several jars. Although the
web.xml in MyLoginModule may have used /myloginmodule/
loginServices, in MyApp's web.xml it must read /myapp/loginServices.
On Aug 6, 4:59 pm, jreue wrote:
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bump.
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I have one Eclipse project (a gwt module) that's sole purpose is to
provide user authentication. It has client widgets for creating/
editing users as well as logging in/out. It also has a servlet that
communicates with a MySQL database. All this functionality is in that
project, lets call 'MyLogin
