The override has been there all along (I was hoping it wasn't), I just
forgot to put it in my sample code. The callback instance is defined as:
dispatch.execute(someAction, new MyCallback<someActionResult>() {
// implementation of a couple abstract methods from MyCallback
@Override
public void handleException(SomeException ex) {
// do actual work here
}
});
Not sure if it matters, but the callback code above is behind an
application split point.
We're using GWT 2.4.0.
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