Re: Rebind result * cannot be abstract

2013-01-11 Thread Michael Cox
How do you set a default? I've got this problem (though only on a linux box, on windows its fine (!) ). My app.gwt.xml looks like this: On Wednesday, 28 October 2009 17:30:01 UTC, Thomas Broyer wrote:

Re: Rebind result * cannot be abstract

2009-10-28 Thread q2dm1
Sorry, I should have given a more detailed explanation. Here's what happens: Let's say I have two classes: public abstract class A { public void method(); } public abstract class B extends A { public void stuff() { } // ... } In my module I have the following rule: Th

Re: Rebind result * cannot be abstract

2009-10-28 Thread Thomas Broyer
On 28 oct, 13:03, q2dm1 wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to instantiate an abstract class with GWT.create(), however > the compiler tells me that rebind results can't be abstract. Is there > an explanation for this? If rebind results can be interfaces, why not > abstract classes? You're missing a

Rebind result * cannot be abstract

2009-10-28 Thread q2dm1
Hi, I'm trying to instantiate an abstract class with GWT.create(), however the compiler tells me that rebind results can't be abstract. Is there an explanation for this? If rebind results can be interfaces, why not abstract classes? Regards --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~