Another thing I've found out.
The Eclipse IDE cache makes things a little difficult sometimes. So,
when creating the other package, exporting the jar, etc, make sure you
refresh all the projects.
On 17 ago, 16:18, Lucas Neves Martins snown...@gmail.com wrote:
I am not a GWT expert, but I don't
On 14 août, 15:48, Claudemir Todo Bom claude...@gmail.com wrote:
Is there a way to develop a reusable library side-by-side with another
project? without using any jars?
for example, i have a GWT in package com.example.application.client
everything worked on it... then I added a new
On Aug 25, 12:17 pm, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
On 14 août, 15:48, Claudemir Todo Bom claude...@gmail.com wrote:
...or you can add your library's source folder as a linked source
folder in your application project (no need to import the library's
project in your app's project
Yeah! It worked!
Sorry for the waiting, there was a reshuffle and I was working in
another project for a little while.
But your step by step guide is very useful, and the discussion heped
me too.
I followed your steps and got the class acessible in the main project,
but when I booted it, I got
I am not a GWT expert, but I don't think this is possible.
But if you want to make life easier you could use a ant task to
automate those jar builds, copying, and classpath updating.
With ant you can do most anything you could with a ShellScript, you
know, java project wise.
To help debugging,
Is there a way to develop a reusable library side-by-side with another
project? without using any jars?
for example, i have a GWT in package com.example.application.client
everything worked on it... then I added a new package to my eclipse
project, calling it com.example.utils (side question:
Hi Bruno,
Only code that can be cross-compiled into JavaScript should be used when
performing a GWT compilation. If you've added the projectA JAR to the GWT
compile launch configuration, have you made sure that the class imported
from com.google.ProjectA is translatable and has been included in
How to set that the compiler use the jar from the project A??
i've done everything, but now when i compile the code i get import
com.google.projectA cannot be resolved
if i remove or change the gwt.xml with a different name it complains that it
does not find the xml, so i'm sure it is finding the
Hi Lucas,
You can follow the steps below to package an existing module, say module A
defined in project A, that you want to reuse in another project, say project
B that defines module B which itself defines an entrypoint class.
1) Create / move all the GWT code that you want to reuse in project
Nope,
Can anybody give a step-by-step ?
On 29 jul, 10:49, Nuno brun...@gmail.com wrote:
you dont need to do much thing for this...
just create your gwt library project, you dont need to define any
entrypoints.
after, just click with your right button on your project, then export, then
I looked it up all over the internet, but I only found this link :
http://developerlife.com/tutorials/?p=229
I need to create a .jar with gwt views (those .java in the client
package) and then import it to other gwt project, much like they do
with the SmartGwt api.
How they did the SmartGwt
you dont need to do much thing for this...
just create your gwt library project, you dont need to define any
entrypoints.
after, just click with your right button on your project, then export, then
select java package
after you only need to import
this jar on the other project you want to use
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