I don't think so. You can customize the way the server looks up that file
in RemoteServiceServlet.doGetSerializationPolicy() and technically you
could download that file from an URL that points back to your developer
machine. Maybe that can help you.
But normally you want that modified code on
can this be avoided somehow? it also happend when i make a change that
really shouldn't break serialization (change code, but no fields)
2013/10/15 Jens
> First reload DevMode / Recompile app, then deploy to server (or tell the
> server to reload the exploded war directory if you use a local se
First reload DevMode / Recompile app, then deploy to server (or tell the
server to reload the exploded war directory if you use a local server).
Whenever you make a change to a serializable class that is used in a
GWT-RPC service the .rpc file for that service will be updated and
thus gets a n
what can cause this (the hashcode-rpc-file is not found), and how can i fix
it?
this problem forces me to restart my server and rebuild my gwt module a lot
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