our CTO insists on using gwt designer instead of GPE, so i wanna know what's so special about it. also on another matter, i know that in development mode gwt detects jar that are not in the lib of the war, but ARE in the projec'ts classpath, but as far as i know it can only do so for jars being directly used, however if there are transitive depedencies (like hibernate using javaasist) these will not be detected and thus the application will fall. the reason i'm asking is that i'm trying to create a project with some commons ground for classes, that although will not be operational as a gwt project on it's own, i will be able to include it in other projects, and at the end jar it. the only problem is that i have to maintain split set of jars. also is there chance in us seeing gwt developer's guide in eclipse help system? (hmm, maybe it should become an open source issue as a plugin contribution).
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