Hi,
Sorry to bring this subject into discussion, but I have search through
several pages but I did not succeed to achieve my goals.
I want to use a different package structure, rather then the client/
server/public one given by the default project.
So I have the following structure
Package: com.blackice.advertising
Advertising.gwt.xml
Package: com.blackice.advertising.gwt.entry
Advertising.java (implements EntryPoint)
Package: com.blackice.advertising.gwt.services
GreetingService.java (extends RemoteService)
GreeetingServiceAsync.java (interface)
Package: com.blackice.advertising.gwt.server
GreetingServiceImpl.java (extends RemoteServiceServlet implements
GreetingService)
In my Advertising.gwt.xml I have the following definition
<entry-point class="com.blackice.advertising.gwt.entry.Advertising" /
>
<source path="gwt.entry" />
<source path="gwt.services" />
So, it is possible to have my 'com.blackice.advertising.gwt.entry' and
'com.blackice.advertising.gwt.services' packages as client code? For
the documentation I have read, we can define out own client code
packages, but I am not able to do it for my case.
when I compile this structure I get the following error:
[ERROR] Unable to find type
'com.blackice.advertising.gwt.entry.Advertising'
[ERROR] Hint: Previous compiler errors may have made this type
unavailable
Any help that you can give will be very appreciate, since for this
project I need to have this kind of structure.
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