Several things: - InstanceRequest vs. Request doesn't matter - Your AddressProxy is obviously referenced from PersonProxy (I suppose you have a getter in addition to the setter?) - The DynaTableRf doesn't use JPA or JDO or whatever, it stores everything in-memory, so it doesn't need any annotation on the domain objects. http://code.google.com/p/listwidget/ (by David Chandler, Google Developer Advocate for GWT) uses EntityProxy and ValueProxy if you want some example with an @Embedded annotation (if that can reassure you), it's the @Embedded annotation from Objectify though, not JPA or JDO. - I suppose your AddressProxy is a ValueProxy? - Annotation processing in Eclipse a barely usable. I battled for hours yesterday to make it refresh the generated DeobfuscatorBuilder. IIRC, I refresh the project in eclipse, then restarted it, then disabled annotation processing, deleted the .apt_generated folder and re-enabled annotation processing. If you can use Maven for your project, then I'd bet it works much better there! (I had the issue on the gwt-user project itself, so it wasn't an option for me) Next time, I'll try setting up a build action (or whatever) to run "javac -proc:only" instead of relying of Eclipse's built-in (and awfully buggy) APT. - If it's not an issue with Eclipse's annotation processing but rather with GWT, try launching the ValidationTool (or javac) on your classes, it'll log issues with your classes that makes it exclude them from the generated DeobfuscationBuilder.
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