Two more specific questions within:
Eventually googling turned up instances of AuthScope and EmptyResponse
interfaces, which are trivial but necessary definitions, so I added them in
a .shared subpackage/subdirectory to com.google.api.gwt , and then
ApiCore.gwt.xml , as per the project where I found them:
https://github.com/googlearchive/gwt-google-apis/tree/master/apis/src/com/google/api/gwt
That's an archived gwt-google-apis project. 1> Is that where I'm supposed
to find them to include in an Endpoints project?
Then I tried building the GWT project, but I got:
Compiling module com.blue_green_group.gdxendpoints.GdxDefinitionSuperdev
Finding entry point classes
Tracing compile failure path for type
'com.blue_green_group.gdxendpoints.client.HtmlLauncher'
[ERROR] Errors in
'file:/home/myhome/AndroidStudioProjects/gdx-endpoints/html/src/com/blue_green_group/gdxendpoints/client/HtmlLauncher.java'
[ERROR] Line 36: No source code is available for type
com.blue_green_group.gdxendpoints.backend.endpointsApi.EndpointsApi; did
you forget to inherit a required module?
[ERROR] Line 89: No source code is available for type
com.blue_green_group.gdxendpoints.backend.endpointsApi.EndpointsApi.Builder;
did you forget to inherit a required module?
EndpointsApi (and its inner class Builder) are defined by annotation in the
backend module of this project, outside the GWT module. Their source code
is in
/home/myhome/AndroidStudioProjects/gdx-endpoints/backend/build/generated-
source/endpoints/java/com/blue_green_group/gdxendpoints/backend/endpointsApi
also outside the GWT module. 2> How is GWT supposed to find those source
files?
On Sunday, January 1, 2017 at 12:12:47 AM UTC-5, Matthew Rubenstein wrote:
>
> So I copy the generated directory tree rooted at com/ into my GWT project
> in Android Studio. I compile the project and I get errors:
> ...html/src/com/blue_green_group/gdxendpoints/backend/api/gwt/services/
> endpointsApi/shared/EndpointsApi.java:19: error: package com.google.api.
> gwt.shared does not exist
> import com.google.api.gwt.shared.AuthScope;
> ^
> ...html/src/com/blue_green_group/gdxendpoints/backend/api/gwt/services/
> endpointsApi/shared/EndpointsApi.java:20: error: package com.google.api.
> gwt.shared does not exist
> import com.google.api.gwt.shared.EmptyResponse;
> ^
> ...html/src/com/blue_green_group/gdxendpoints/backend/api/gwt/services/
> endpointsApi/shared/EndpointsApi.java:45: error: cannot find symbol
> public enum EndpointsApiAuthScope implements AuthScope {
> ^
> symbol: class AuthScope
> location: interface EndpointsApi
> ...html/src/com/blue_green_group/gdxendpoints/backend/api/gwt/services/
> endpointsApi/shared/EndpointsApi.java:56: error: method does not override
> or implement a method from a supertype
> @Override
> ^
>
> Because EndpointsApi.java says
>
> import com.google.api.gwt.shared.AuthScope;
> import com.google.api.gwt.shared.EmptyResponse;
>
> and there are no such packages in my project. Indeed I found them through
> googling mentioned only a few times, mainly in the long deprecated
> gwt-google-apis project. Mostly
> import com.google.api.gwt.oauth2.<...>
>
> Where are those AuthScope and EmptyResponse superclasses source code
> supposed to come from for GWT to compile into Javascript?
>
>
> On Thursday, December 29, 2016 at 2:00:11 PM UTC-5, Matthew Rubenstein
> wrote:
>>
>> Hello. I'm developing Linux desktop, Android and GWT apps as separate
>> modules in the same Android Studio project, each of which has an AppEngine
>> client. The desktop and Android apps are working, following guides in:
>>
>> https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gradle-appengine-templates/tree/master/HelloEndpoints#2-connecting-your-android-app-to-the-backend
>>
>> https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gradle-appengine-templates/tree/master/HelloEndpoints#app-engine-java-endpoints-module-template
>>
>> respectively. I'm trying to use the Github google/apis-client-generator
>> to generate the GWT client code:
>> https://github.com/google/apis-client-generator
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>> generate_library --input=rest --language=gwt --output_dir=.
>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>>
>>
>> but I don't understand how to use the code tree it emits:
>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>> ├── apis
>> ├── build.xml
>> ├── com
>> │ ├── blue_green_group
>> │ │ └── gdxendpoints
>> │ │ └── backend
>> │ │ └── api
>> │ │ └── gwt
>> │ │ └── services
>> │ │ └── endpointsApi
>> │ │ └── shared
>> │ │ ├── EndpointsApi.java
>> │ │ ├── model
>> │ │ │ └── MyBean.java
>> │ │ └── package-info.java
>> │ └── google
>> │ └── api
>> │ └── gwt
>> │ └── services
>> │ └── EndpointsApi.gwt.xml
>> └── rest
>> ---------------------------------------------------------
>>
>> Am I supposed to import that com/ tree into my (GWT) project? Wouldn't I
>> do so just by gradle/import reference to the backend module already in my
>> project, which would keep them in sync etc? The .java and .gwt.xml files
>> are entirely redundant (identical) to the backend code already in my
>> project that I deployed to the AppEngine server (from which I downloaded
>> the apis and rest files that generated the new local tree), except for an
>> EndpointsApi.gwt.xml file and a package-info.java file (just a [package
>> <name>] line). Thanks for your insights.
>>
>
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