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Re: GWT JAR Issue: msg#02229GoogleWebToolkit
Hi, Any java code that is used by GWT must be in some module's source path. The Interface that you're referencing in (2) from (1) is not part of any module's source path. One way to get around this without introducing a new module is to change the package of the interface so that from the classloader's point of view, the interface WOULD be on the module's source path. For example, suppose that you had a module A.gwt.xml under the package com.myproj, and you have some java classes in the com.myproj.client package which are referencing an interface com.anotherproj.interfaces.I, which is located in a Java project. To make this work, you could move the interface to the com.myproj.client package in (1), and then at runtime, the interface would appear to be under the module's source path.
Rajeev On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 4:29 AM, CI-CUBE <e_b@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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