gwt uses an option called super-source to let you literally replace
one class with another. It's dangerous mojo and potentially
dangerous, but you basically make a seperate module whereever you want
{com.example for now}, and in that whatever.gwt.xml, you put:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<module>
<super-source path="whatever" />
</module>
THEN, if you want to override
com.google.gwt.http.client.RequestBuilder, you can copy all the code
in RequestBuilder, and put it at com/example/whatever/com/google/gwt/
http/client/RequestBuilder and then just include com.example.whatever.
Just... beware. This makes you INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE FUTURE. Should
a bug fix or breaking change get released, and you've got super-source
everywhere, you're gonna be super-sad.
CHEERS!
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