hi,
I'm moving a maven java/gwt multi-modules project to java 9 and would like
to write module-info.java files also for gwt modules (why not?).
I'm using GWT 2.8.2. Since it doesn't provide java 9 modules info, I need
to rely on automatic module names. I wrote my module-info.java as follow:
module my.gwt.module {
...
requires gwt.user; // works
requires jsinterop.annotations; // doesn't work
...
}
The java 9 compiler accepts this file without complaining (no "module not
found" error so I guess it finds the modules). And it successfully compiles
java files that only uses gwt.user. But compiling java files also using
jsinterop fails with the following error:
package jsinterop.annotations is not visible
(package jsinterop.annotations is declared in the unnamed module, but module
jsinterop.annotations does not read it)
Any idea why?
I found a workaround by adding a dependency to the jsinterop head snapshot
in my pom (also declared the google snapshot repository):
<dependency>
<groupId>com.google.jsinterop</groupId>
<artifactId>jsinterop-annotations</artifactId>
<version>HEAD-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>
and changing my module info to:
module my.gwt.module {
...
requires gwt.user; // works
requires jsinterop.annotations.HEAD.SNAPSHOT; // works
...
}
Then the java 9 compiler successfully compiles java files using jsinterop. But
I would prefer not doing this.
Any better solution?
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