>
> I just note this today, In the attached file, {project}.gwt.xml is under
> {project} folder, but when after package, this {project}.gwt.xml is not
> presented in the .war!! but the war can successfully deploy and run, why
> the war can still run and why the output war has no {project}.gwt.xml file?
>
The gwt.xml file is only for the GWT compiler as it tells the GWT compiler
what to compile and how to do code generation / deferred binding. Once your
app is compiled to JavaScript you don't need that file anymore to run the
app and thats why you don't need it inside your war.
You only need gwt.xml files inside a jar if you plan to use this jar as
library for a different GWT app and you want to inherit some module.gwt.xml
files from it. In that case the jar must contain the source java files +
module.gwt.xml (class files are not needed as the GWT compiler works on
Java source files).
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