The annotation @RemoteServiceRelativePath is used in the client side
by GWT to find out the URL path of the RPC service.

Server side code could make use of this annotation too. After all, our
server-side code is going to implement the client side remote
interface, so we "should" be able to get access to that annotation and
extract the path in order to map the controller. Right now this
annotation is lost in run time, so it's impossible to get this piece
of data and we have to explicitly duplicate information in the server
side in order to map the controller.

Regards,

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