When doing a GWT compile project, I was always curious about the 14 errors
that were supressed. At runtime they don't seem to cause a problem, but
what are they all about? So today I tried a compile with the -strict
option, and got a whole load more errors than 14. For example:
Compiling module uk.co.ricoh.ppbg.sd.shark.ui.SharkUI
Validating units:
[ERROR] Errors in 'file...'
[ERROR] Line 19: No source code is available for type
org.junit.Assert; did you forget to inherit a required module?
[ERROR] Line 22: The method format(String,
NlsMessageBean.NlsKeyword, String) is undefined for the type String
So firstly, is -strict the correct thing to do to investiagte the 14
errors? And secondly, why am I getting errors like that shown above for
code that is implemented in the server side part of the project? That
should not be compiled to JS? But how does GWT know not to do that?
Thanks
Simon
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