Hi,
I am trying to figure out how to organize my project so i figured I
would try to make a simple project with multiple modules to see how it
works.
I got the starter project running just fine and i can get any
modifications to the existing module to work as well. (I can't find
any tutorial which doesn't just modify the starter module)
But if i add an additional module to the project i cant get it to load
when added to a page. (Using Eclipse and the newest SDK)
If I take a look at Eclipse it seems like it has found my new module.
(If i click compile for instance, its on the module list)
But if i just try to run my app locally, the browser just gets a 404
error when trying to fetch the <modulename>.nocache.js file.
How do I "register" my new module so that it gets compiled when i
start the local server?
It compiles the sample module when the server starts but not my new
module.
My structure:
com.modulename
Modulename.gwt.xml
com.modulename.client
Modulename.java
com.startermodule
Startermodule.gwt.xml
com.startermodule.client
Startermodule.java
Modulename.gwt.xml content:
<module rename-to="modulename">
<inherits name="com.google.gwt.user.User" />
<entry-point class='com.modulename.client.Modulename'/>
<source path="client"/>
</module>
Registration in the HTML file:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="modulename/
modulename.nocache.js"></script>
What i did:
Add the <modulename>.gwt.xml file.
Add the java class implementing EntryPoint.
Add the Script tag to the html page.
Further changes needed?
If I try to compile the project, my new module is compiled just fine,
but after doing so i get the following error when trying to run it
locally.
But I should be able to run it locally without compiling it first
right?
[ERROR] [goodbye] Unable to find '<modulename>.gwt.xml' on your
classpath; could be a typo, or maybe you forgot to include a classpath
entry for source?
Any help or links to resources with can point me in the right
direction would be much appreciated.
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