> @JsExport("MSEP")
>
The parameter value "MSEP" is ignored when you apply @JsExport on class
level, thats why you don't see it in your compiled JS output. If you want
to rename a class you need to rename its constructor. Also keep in mind
that when you apply @JsExport("MSEP") to your constructor it will replace
any default namespace (any @JsNamespace you have used or by default the
package name of the class) so you would need to repeat the namespace in
your @JsExport annotation if you want to use a namespace, e.g.
@JsExport("my.package.MSEP")
When you do that you should see "MSEP" in your JavaScript output. Currently
you most likely have the names MyStartEntryPoint (or maybe not because its
abstract) and getJsData in your JS output.
I want to compile my GWT core library into javascript such as
> gwt.nocache.js so I can use JSNI to wrap the above class and third part can
> use my JSNI wrapper. The reason why I do this way is to keep third part
> from seeing my GWT core source code. Is it possible?
>
Yes that should work. You produce a minified JavaScript library using GWT
and then create a GWT wrapper project for it. You don't have to use JSNI in
your wrapper project, you can also use JsInterop if you want. But keep in
mind when choosing this approach the project that uses your library can not
optimize the usage of your library as its now all JavaScript. Even if that
project only uses 10% of your library it must download the full size of the
library.
Also in the end it is all just JavaScript which runs in the browser so it
can be reverse engineered. So while you hide your real java source code,
the actual code being executed is not hidden at all and can be
analyzed/copied whatever. The only code you can really protect is the code
on your server.
-- J.
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