there is no stupid questions! remember ;)
you either only take the contents of the GWTWAR's directory and place
them into your context root OR, if you want them to keep separately,
you have to adjust the url-pattern for the remoteServiceServlet(s) in
your web.xml accordingly to your @RemoteServiceRelativePath as you
have annotated your RemoteService interface. i.e.
@RemoteServiceRelativePath("/module/service") then adjust your path in
web.xml:
------
<url-pattern>/GWTWAR/module/service</url-pattern>
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On 13 Okt., 13:23, Juanjo Ortilles <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hii All.
> I have a really stupid question but i found no info about it.
>
> I have an existing j2ee application which i want to add some new
> resources.
>
> I developed this new resources using gwt wich provide me a war i can
> deploy into my tomcat.
>
> So now i have:
>
> webapps
> |
> |- MyApp
> |- My GWT app
>
> What i want is to have MyGWT app inside MyApp but i don't know how.
>
> I've put the war folder into my app and copied my libs into my web-inf/
> lib aswell the classes.
>
> When i try to call any RPC it says it have no communication with the
> server.
>
> anyone can help me
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