Suppose we define a GWT Module *ImageResources* that includes certain
resources in its default public directory, and then we define a Module
*Excluder* that specifically excludes those resources via something like:
<module>
<public path="imageResources/public" excludes="**/*"/>
</module>
Then we can define a Module* A* that includes the resources via:
<module>
:
(stuff)
:
<inherits name="ImageResources"/>
</module>
and another Module *B* that's just like *A* except it excludes those same
resources via:
<module>
<inherits name="A"/>
<inherits name="Excluder"/>
</modules>
That is, in the WAR file created by GWT compile for Module *B*, the files
under imageResources will be missing. (This works.)
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Now the problem. I want to allow a Module* C* to be defined as such:
<module>
<inherits name="B"/>
<inehrits name="ImageResources"/>
</module>
but it doesn't appear to work. That is, although *B* is derived from *A*
by removing certain resources, I want to allow them to be added back by an
overriding inherits declaration. (Note that we're inheriting B, so
overriding that decision at the "closer" local level seems logically
plausible.)
Is there a fix? Of course, another solution is to move the "meat" from
Module *A*'s definition into Module *B* so that we never need to use
*Excluder*, but that's not the solution I was hoping for.
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