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I'm trying to add some classes to the JRE emulation used by my app.

Right now I have a module in .../src/emu/Emulation.gwt.xml that uses
<super-source> and my classes in .../src/emu/java/io/Foo.java.

This works fine. However, Eclipse doesn't like it because it considers
these classes to be in the wrong place, insisting on marking them all
with error flags and warning me every time I launch that my project
contains errors. And of course hosted mode doesn't use them.

Is there any way to let me have the emulated classes in the root of my
project? i.e. in .../src/java/io/Foo.java?

I've tried the obvious things such as <super-source path=".."/> but
naturally this doesn't work. Plus, I'd need some way to ensure that the
servlet can't see them, only my client code. Is this possible?

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