Hi there,
I thought I could give GWT 2.7.0 a try and downloaded the latest snapshot
builds.
When I try to compile my project (which uses GWT-RPC) with the new jars
strange compile errors come up.
In essence I have an abstract baseclass (TransferEvent) and some subclasses
of that class (ATransferEvent, BTransferEvent...). My remoteservice accepts
a list (wrapped within another object) of those events as a parameter. All
of the mentioned classes have a standard constructor and are Serializable.
All of them are directly within my project. TransferEvent has 2 primitive
fields, 1 static enum and 1 transient field.
Upon compiling the first subclass (let's say ATransferEvent) the compiler
complains about not finding the TransferEvent baseclass ("The type
TransferEvent cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required
.class files"). And as a consequence he claims he cannot find the
serialize(SerializationStreamWriter, ATransferEvent) method within
TransferEvent_FieldSerializer. I think that's because of an unknown child
relationship between ATransferEvent and TransferEvent. The funny thing is
that the compiler generated a TransferEvent_FieldSerializer so he seems to
know the baseclass very well. But even for the TransferEvent_FieldSerializer
class he complains about not knowing TransferEvent. And that error is
printed out considerably later in the log.
I tried to reproduce the problem with a small testcase and similar
relationships. That compiled fine. Sadly I'm not able to post the project
(If needed I have to strip down the project). The project compiles fine
with GWT 2.6.
Is it a question of compile order? Is it possible to print out the exploded
compile path to find out why he cannot find the class (-logLevel TRACE and
-strict seem to be not enough)?
Best regards
Klemens Schrage
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