Thanks @Jens, I merged them and it all compiles well.
The errors were a bit misleading as apart from the Character errors I got a
lot of cannot be resolved to a type at strange places in my code...
BTW: it seems to compile fine with compiler source/target set to java 1.8
(no need to set it to
BTW: it seems to compile fine with compiler source/target set to java 1.8
(no need to set it to 1.7).
If you build from trunk you can already use lambda + method references ;-)
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I am trying to upgrade to GWT 2.7.0 (from 2.6.1), and keeping getting these
strange errors, below are a few of them.
I compile with java 8, but did put the target and source on java 1.7.
I tried several thinks, but can't get it resolved
Any idea what this could be ?
[INFO] [ERROR]
Hmm sounds like a bug or you have two different gwt-user.jar on class path
(2.6 and 2.7). Check mvn dependency:tree.
Character.forDigit(int) does only exist in the super sourced version of
Character and is used by super sourced versions of Character and Long. This
change has been introduced by
@Jens: thanks for the input.
No, I only have a 2.7 version, also in the dependency maven tree.
But I think my own Character super version and that off GWT don't like each
other.
I notice that if I remove my version, I do get some other errors, but not
the ones in my first post.
Mine contains
Oh you have your own Character emulation based on the one of GWT 2.6. Well
of course you must merge them since you probably don't have your own
version of Long and thus the GWT 2.7 version of Long expects that Character
has the method forDigit(int,int). But your version currently does not have
