I manage to remove the javax directory from the war with the maven-
antrun-plugin and the delete ant task :
plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-antrun-plugin/artifactId
Hi,
There is an error in GWT 1.6.4 release distribution. Because of a bad
packaging of the product, there are too much files in the jar. The
javax/servlet classes are in the jar and the java files too. And when
you compile you GWT application, these java files are compiled and gwt
put them in
Works fine for me. Why are you even compiling those classes?
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 3:51 AM, cyril.lakech cyril.lak...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
There is an error in GWT 1.6.4 release distribution. Because of a bad
packaging of the product, there are too much files in the jar. The
Two things,
First, you should be excluding anything in a **/client/** package from
your java compile, as that stuff doesn't need to be compiled for the
server.
Second, you shouldn't ever deploy the gwt-user.jar to your server,
that is what the gwt-servlet.jar is for. gwt-user.jar is
OK, thank you very much for your answers !
@Isaac: I don't know why, these classes just appears in my war ! I
come here to understand.
@Jason: 1st/ OK that is done but that does not solve my problem. 2nd/
the gwt-user library is never deploy because of the provided scope of
the maven config for
