I have something very similar to what you're describing, but it depends on
a complete infrastructure of generated code; the dark-matter-data project
(in Google Code).
Classes and attributes are modelled and the generated (fully GWT compliant)
classes lend themselves to being sanity checked,
David,
I always wish I had more hours in the day, because every time I see people
struggling with DTOs I feel guilty.
I have a set of open source projects called dark-matter on Google Code that
make my GWT development life relatively easy. However, I haven't had the time
to advertise the
I've been trying to install a new eclipse setup on a new machine and
have been having problems with the GWT plugin update site: it doesn't
appear to be available.
I've been using the GWT plugin for a couple of years and have never
seen this problem.
If you try to access:
into this
font of knowledge regularly.
Cheers!
Sleeveen
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I'm in the process of trying to create my first reusable module in
GWT. For
now, this module contains only some simple classes to be used as part
of a
GWT RPC implementation. The module DOES NOT have an entry-point, just
source
path specifications.
This code would normally go into the shared
Fernando,
Could you elaborate on this comment?
Do you mean the my-module.gwt.xml?
And where do you think it should be placed?
Thanks!
On Aug 18, 9:42 am, Fernando spiderkens...@gmail.com wrote:
Your .xml seems out of place
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I've dropped the JAR in war/WEB-INF/lib since it will (eventually) be
used on the server side of things.
I've removed the hyphens from the name of the module (everywhere):
still no luck.
I've removed the rename-to attribute: still no luck.
I am indeed using Eclipse. The JAR is configured as a
