The problem was: if "System library (added to the boot class path)" is
checkmarked the user library (here SmartGWT) is added to the bootstrap
section and not available in the application's Default Classpath.
So a simple checkmark is the origin of a several-days-nitemare...
Ekki
On Aug 27, 1
Maybe adding the jars to sources in the Eclipse java build config?
On Aug 24, 4:29 pm, CI-CUBE wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm fighting for several hours :-( but still get this 'No source code
> is available for type ...' error. From my
> setup on the home office I know it works but until now I did not fi
If I subscribe the two individual SmartGWT jars instead of a 'Library'
SmartGWT (that as components has those two jars) then it works!
Doesn't make sense to me :-( but it's working now, that's all what
counts for me at the moment...
BTW GWT itself is integrated the same way I originally did inte
no one who can help? It's just crazy :-( SmartGWT jar's are registered
in the Classpath - no matter if in the Bootstrap or User Entries,
there are also in the Source Path - under Default.
Once again, if I copy the whole project directory and install it at
home, in an identical setup (Eclipse, GWT
strange thing... I've one and the same project directory in an obvious
identical setup; in one environment A the SmartGWT types are correctly
resolved, in the other (B) not. Moving the project to A - yeah,
everything works, moving it to B - errors - this can be repeated as
you want...
Is there an
Hi,
I'm fighting for several hours :-( but still get this 'No source code
is available for type ...' error. From my
setup on the home office I know it works but until now I did not find
the essential piece to be added to the build/source path.
I did successfully integrate my own GWT-based JAR.
