> On Oct 25, 4:49 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote:
>
> > i've got following source structure in my project (j2ee):
>
> > ~/project/java: //all the common sources which gonna be compiled to ~/
> > webapp/WEB-INF/classes
> > ~/project/java/c.d.e.UserProfileBean //common bean used to store the
> > user profile data
> > ~/project/client: //the client code which gonna be translated to
> > javascript
> > ~/project/client/a.b.c/MyUI.gwt.xml //module description for MyUI
> > ~/project/client/a.b.c.client.MyUI //class which implements EntryPoint
>
> > now, when running the compiler,I get the message "No source code is
> > available for type c.d.e.UserProfileBean; did you forget to inherit a
> > required module?" which is referenced by MyUI class.

If you can't (or don't want) to rename/move your packages, you can
also add a module (*.gwt.xml) somewhere within the "c.*" package
hierarchy with the appropriate <source/> (e.g. in c.d with <source
path="e" /> or in c.d.e with <source path="" />).

On 27 oct, 13:30, walden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Here's a banal example of what I mean, but you can do better:
>
> ~/project/gwt/module1/client/pure - classes needed on client only
> ~/project/gwt/module1/client/shared - classes needed on both client
> and server

For the record, GWT-Incubator uses the following convention:
 - .../client
 - .../shared
 - .../server


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