Re: Determining dependencies for split points

You have only used that specific code in split point 5 and never in split point 1. Thats why the code ends up in split point 5. If you would use the same code in both split points it would end up in the left over fragment because its not unique anymore to a single split point.

The compile report should show you a method call stack which the GWT compiler has been used to determine if a code fragment should end up in the split point you currently investigate.

-- J. 

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