Do you have both the gwt-user.jar and gwt-servlet.jar deployed on your
server?      Try with only one (gwt-servlet.jar) and see if that takes
care of it.



On Feb 11, 9:50 am, BobM <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have coded an RPC call in a GWT web app.  I have followed the coding
> guidelines from a couple of tutorials and the book "GWT in Action".  I
> think I have that part correct., although I might be wrong.  When I
> run the app in hosted mode, the call comes back unsuccessful.  I am
> going nuts trying to sort out what the problem is.  What I need is
> some guidance on how best to debug and/or otherwise chase down the
> issue with this kind of remote connection.
>
> I have tried printing out the message/stacktrace/ ... other
> indications of the exception that comes back to "onFailure" method.
> None of that was very enlightening.  I have recently switched from NB
> 6.1 to NB 6.5.  There is now an "rpc.log" under the directory,
> org.bcs.Main-aux, that I hadn't seen before.  I am unceratain how and
> when this file gets created and how the entries get intio this log
> file, but the entries which _are_ there indicate I am experiencing an
> "IncompatibleRemoteServiceException".  I have looked at the javadocs
> of this exception (now, I am uncertain this really is the/a problem)
> but I cannot get enough guidance from the docs to help me solve this
> problem.
>
> I have tried to adjust the server-side code (the target of the call)
> to try to get some additional information.  I cannot get any feedback
> for that side, at all.
>
> Anybody have any suggestions, please?  Thanks.
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