GWT 2.8.0

I am pulling my hair out with this error.  Hoping someone can help.  I am 
calling a Java method (in a GWT class) from an external javascript file.  
I've done this without issue with several other java calls.  However, when 
I make the call from javascript to GWT and try to pass any parameters from 
javascript to the GWT method via JSNI, I get a cryptic error that I am 
unable to trace.


Javascript function  (used this same pattern on multiple occasions without 
issue)
function openJobDetailsDialog(){
this.displayJobDefinitionDialog("1", "2", "3");
}


GWT methods:

public native void displayJobDefinitionDialog(String jobId, String jobType, 
String serviceId) /*-{
$wnd.displayJobDefinitionDialog = 
$entry(@com.function.operation.Class::handleJobDefinition(Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;Ljava/lang/String;)(jobId,
 
jobType, serviceId));
}-*/;
public static void handleJobDefinition(String jobId, String jobType, String 
serviceId) {
if(jobId != null) {
MessageDialog.MessageOk("", "handleJobDefinition for jobId: " + jobId + " 
jobType: " + jobType + " serviceId: " + serviceId, null);   //utility 
method to help with debugging


                        //other logic here......
}
}


If I remove the parameters (Ljava/lang/String;) from the the 
handleJobDefinition() method, it gets called fine and the MessageDialog 
utility class displays the message I expect to see.  Adding the parameters 
to the calls does NOT result in a compile error.  However, after adding the 
parameters to the calls, I see the following at runtime:

com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptException: (TypeError) : Cannot read 
property 'apply' of undefined
=>Unknown.apply_0() at com.function.operation.tes.TES-0.js[-1]
=>Unknown.entry0_0() at com.tidalsoft.webclient.tes.TES-0.js[-1]
=>Unknown.anonymous() at com.tidalsoft.webclient.tes.TES-0.js[-1]
=>Unknown.openJobDetailsDialog() at 
http://localhost:8081/client/businessViews.js[-1]

I've tried removing the "$wnd.displayJobDefinitionDialog =" from the 
displayJobDefinitionDialog call and while that does compile, I get an error 
indicating that the function cannot be found (which makes perfect sense).  

The GWT documentation is a little sparse in this area.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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