This is very interesting. I added Line as a private member to Box: /** Testing a line instance */
*private* Line line;
And an accessor:
/** Test method for GWT */
*public* Line getLine() {
*return* line;
}
Now, Box is not generated in the .gwt.rpc file (Box Box$STATE is still
there).
If I mark those two items with @GwtIncompatible, Box appears again.
Thank you,
Neil
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*From:* Neil Aggarwal <[email protected]>
*Sent:* Thursday, December 19, 2024 10:45 PM
*To:* '[email protected]' <
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*Subject:* RE: Class not included in the set of types for RPC
> Can you share the full contents of Line and Box? Or at least their class
hierarchy and fields - methods are not important.
I am attaching pared-down versions of Component, Box, and Line.
I am also attaching the generated .gwt.rpc
> Something has definitely changed since your last email - "Line$STATUS"
was present before,
> but isn't now. Was that a deliberate change?
Yes. I have been paring down my classes to see if I can find out what the
GWT Compiler
does not like so no luck so far.
Thank you,
Neil
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