I am using GWT 1.6 with Eclipse 3.4 and the the Eclipse GWT plug-in.
My problem is that my application is running correctly in hosted mode,
but I get an error like the following when I try to compile the
project into hosted mode with the GWT plug-in(I have not tried the
command line), "[ERROR] Line 26: No source code is available for type
com.company.ibatis.model.Radio; did you forget to inherit a required
module?"
I elected to split my application into two Eclipse projects:
1. A data base project that contains database access code in the
package com.company.ibatis.*. There is a module without an entry
point defined at com.company.ibatis.DbPojo.gwt.xml it includes source
from the com.company.ibatis.model package. The model package contains
all of the POJOs that my GWT RPC passes between the server side and
the client side.
2. A web server project that includes my GWT UI and GWT RPC. It
has a module with an entry point defined at
com.company.server.Server.gwt.xml, and all of my client and server
side code are in com.company.server.client and
com.company.server.server respectively.
In summary it appears that the hosted mode server can find my source
code in the database project when the hosted mode server is launched
from the server project, but when I try to compile my server project
into web mode the GWT compiler cannot find the source in the database
project.
I have tried modifying my java build path in Eclipse in every way I
can think of, but I suspect I haven't gotten it right yet.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
John
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