They should run fine without EntryPoints, I would think - but I admit
I haven't tried it. I will have to think about, and try/test that one
(should be able to leave off runTarget, I would think - will need the
compileTargets though, of course).

As for modules without entry points, for those projects I usually just
have two module files.  One that DOES have an entry point, just for
testing and mucking with the particular project (no fancy interface,
just basics to do whatever that particular project is, like form for
RPC calls or something, only) - and then another one that DOES NOT
have an entry point that I package with the JAR.  It's often very
handy to have an entry point, even for a "library" type project, just
so you can run it on it's own and play with it, test it, etc. That
also solves other potential issues like you report here, and is
probably why I haven't ever run into this, but I would still agree
that GWT-Maven should support libraries without an entry point at all,
if it doesn't, please open an issue in the tracker. (Or I will open
said issue, when I get around to testing this, but can't promise a
time frame.)

On Oct 17, 6:01 am, Jens Meiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi all,
>
> for i18n in my project i created an extra module, wich provides all
> i18n constants and messages for any other module of the project. if i
> want to run the gwt:i18n goal i have to specify the compile-,
> runTargets and an EntryPoint implementation, but i don't need this
> stuff in the i18n module, so my question is: is it possible to run the
> gwt:i18n goal without this parameters??
>
> another question is: i have some modules without EntryPoint
> implementations and want to test this modules, but the test goal won't
> run without an EntryPoint implemenation
>
> is it possible to make the goals gwt:i18n and gwt:test independent
> from EntryPoint and run/compileTargets?? or are there better solution
> of modularizing an project?? :)
>
> jens
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