GWT plugin compile can not ignore a source directory

[stuckagain]

Is there a possibility in the GWT plugin to configure a source folder NOT to be included when doing a GWT compile ?

I have a separate source folder in eclipse where I put my unit tests. 

These unit tests are put in the same package so that I can gain access to package private classes.

These classes do not need to be GWT compiled, it slows down the compilation and they cause many errors to be reported.

When I use DevMode I can specify the classpath to not include my test directory ... I need something similar in the GWT Compile.

David

[Alan Chaney]

On 6/6/2011 7:42 AM, stuckagain wrote:
> Is there a possibility in the GWT plugin to configure a source folder
> NOT to be included when doing a GWT compile ?
>

See

http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideOrganizingProjects.html#DevGuideModuleXml

and look for "Filtering Public and Source Packages"

You can use an ant-style excludes="..." to specify classes which should
be included. For example, in my projects I use a **/*Test.java which
excludes all Java files in all sub-dirs which have 'Test' as the last
part of their name. You can use whatever is the correct pattern in your
case.

HTH

Alan

> I have a separate source folder in eclipse where I put my unit tests.
>
> These unit tests are put in the same package so that I can gain access
> to package private classes.
>
> These classes do not need to be GWT compiled, it slows down the
> compilation and they cause many errors to be reported.
>
> When I use DevMode I can specify the classpath to not include my test
> directory ... I need something similar in the GWT Compile.
>
> David

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[stuckagain]

Hi,

 

Not an ideal solution (since I have lots of support classes which do not follow some naming convention), but it will do.

 

Thanks,

David