Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Re: Referenced Projects for GWT

I suppose you want use in client side this classes. You must "modularizate" your jar. See in the gwt-user.jar how you can do this. See in GWT tutorial for more information.

When you "modularizate" your project, the jar must have the sources files + *gwt.xml and in your project inherit from the module define in the jar.

Juan


2011/6/7 Olli <olli78sb@googlemail.com>
Hi all,

I'm just doing my first developments with the GWT....

I'm using Eclipse with the plugin. The first typically "Hello World"
example works fine and did some tests with RPC.

Now I want to use an other project as reference. In this project I
have some implementation of business logic already in a productive and
stable version. So I added the project to the references of the GWT
project and want to use some factories of the referenced project in
GWT.

This always results in an error message:
No source code is available for type ... did you forget to inherit a
required module?

I think it should be possible to use some ready implementations for
the frontend project in GWT.....

Can anyone help, please?

Thanks in advance
Olli

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