Hey Jens,
Thanks for the response. After going through EVERY module, it turns out
that the Objectify GWT library is broken in some way. Removing the
reference to that cleaned up all the exceptions.
Thanks for point me in the right direction!
E
On Thursday, July 17, 2014 10:47:43 AM UTC-4, Jens wrote:
>
> This project is probably not open source? Hard to help without knowing the
> gradle files and without knowing what kind of exceptions occur.
>
> If you get GWT compile errors then your class path is probably wrong. Also
> if you have translate errors for classes from gwt-dev or appengine-api then
> you maybe have a GWT module hanging around that pulls all these classes in
> using a very silly <source path=".." /> or <super-source path=".." />
> entry. GWT only compiles classes that have been made available using GWT
> modules so it should never try to translate anything from gwt-dev.jar
> unless you have imported it in a class that will be translated and then GWT
> will obviously fail to compile.
>
> Also if you use the gwt-gradle-plugin from Steffen Schäfer and you use
> project dependencies (e.g. gwt project(":lib1"); ) then make sure that you
> have adjusted gwt.src contents for your application as shown in
> https://github.com/steffenschaefer/gwt-gradle-plugin/blob/master/examples/war-using-library/build.gradle
>
> -- J.
>
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