You typically annotate your remote service interface using
@RemoteServiceRelativePath("<service-end-point">).
GWT's code generator for remote services sees this annotation and generates
code that calls
ServiceDefTarget.setServiceEntryPoint(GWT.getModuleBaseURL() + <value of
annotation>). The generated implementation of your remote service
implements your remote service interface as well as the ServiceDefTarget
interface. So you could even cast your service into the ServiceDefTarget
interface and change the corresponding servlet path yourself if you want.
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