Looks like I have finally solved the problem.
The case was something like this.
I am using ExtGWT which has a class TreePanel with an inner class
TreeNode, which looks like below:
public class TreePanel<M extends ModelData> {
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class TreeNode {
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private M data;
}
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}
And, since the TreeNode class is public inside TreePanel, I was
directly using TreeNode class in my code.
I would do:
import ......TrePanel.TreeNode;
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TreeNode node = xxxxxxxxxxxx;
As you can see, TreeNode internally uses the type M, which is not
defined in the above kind of usage.
And GWT compiler gets confused when it sees this.
I solved this problem by removing the import statement as accessing
the TreeNode only in the context of the outer class(TreePanel) like
this:
TreePanel<MyModeldata>.TreeNode node = xxxxx;
This solved the issue.
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