I've done some further analysis: I'm only getting errors for server side classes that have a reference to one of the classes implementing IsSerializable (either directly or through inheritance). GWT Compiler does not complain about the classes implementing IsSerializable (or their child classes) or classes with no references to a class implementing IsSerializable. Meanwhile, I've confirmed that the only classes the the client code sees are the few classes implementing IsSerializable. The fact that this runs successfully in Hosted Mode verifies that as well.
Perhaps there is some kind of compiler configuration that is set too aggressively. I'm pretty confident that I was able to GWT compile this project using GWT 1.7.1 because I successfully deployed to Tomcat. Was there a change from GWT 1.7.1 to 2.0 that might explain this? On Jan 6, 4:10 pm, Open eSignForms <[email protected]> wrote: > Without knowing your code, I cannot be sure, but somehow those classes are > being referenced directly or as parameters something in your client > classes. All references in the client code must be translatable, and most > likely neither InputStream nor SimpleDateFormat are. So your client classes > must not have any references to them.
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