Hi
 Thanks for all those suggestions.
I will try to see how teavm works.

We have an full enterprise application , build on eclipse GEF framework
which needs to be moved to web.It depends on tons of other jars
I was looking into GWT as a means. But kind of dont feel very good about
the requirement of source code, though I understand its need
May be my existing application is not a good candidate for GWT  , due to
this requirement.

That being said, I will try TeaVM
Decompiling: not sure how many level deep I will have to dcompile.


Thanks



On Sat, Dec 10, 2016 at 9:56 AM, Jens <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> HI Jens
>>    Thanks for the reply
>>    - How do we define GWT modules externally , for classes in third party
>> jars
>>
>
> Just like normal GWT modules, its only important that they are in the
> correct package, e.g. if you want to use com.3rdparty.math.* you could
> create com/3rdparty/Math.gwt.xml and use <source path="math"/> to make the
> code available to GWT compiler. You can either store the Math.gwt.xml file
> in your main project source directory or make a dedicated project you
> depend on.
>
>
>
> - And if the source code is needed by GWT compiler, if we have third party
>> jars , with no source code, then they cannot be used as part of the GWT app
>>   Would that be a correct statement
>>
>
> Yes, if there is no way to get the source code, you can not use GWT. In
> that case you have to use a solution based on class files only like teaVM.
> But given that you can decompile Java classes you might still be able to
> use GWT by recreating the source from the classes. However I never tried it.
>
>
> -- J.
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