Hi
I goofed and can not figure out how to recover. I am just trying gwt
1.6, I have not tried this with older versions.
I am creating a small test and am building a composite widget. I
typed:
public class NavBar
implements Composite {
StackPanel navBar = new StackPanel();
...
and Eclipse underliend Composite as it does if there is not a matching
"import". When I was presented with a list of possible imports I
accidentally clicked on java.awt.Composite. Now Eclipse seems to have
that branded onto its brain. I can delete the java.awt.Composite
import line and add in an import for
com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.Composite but I then get messages about:
The type Composite cannot be a superinterface of NavBar; a
superinterface must be an interface.
How do I recover from this?
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