You can use any package structure you want. Your server classes can be in
any package but you must make sure that the GWT compiler does not see them.
The GWT compiler only sees code that is included using <source path="....">
in your *.gwt.xml file. By default GWT compiler looks in the package called
"client" next to the *.gwt.xml file (most not be top level)
So for example you could do
/MyProject
/src
/main
/java
/com
/company
/web
WebApp.gwt.xml
ServletTest.java
AnotherServerClass.java
with WebApp.gwt.xml having <source path="web"/>. You can also move
WebApp.gwt.xml into /web and then change it to <source path="" />. That
makes it easier to exclude /web from your final *.war file as you don't
need to deploy your GWT sources to the server.
The <source> tag also allows you to exclude certain files and folders, so
you have quite some flexibility.
-- J.
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