How to share classes between two different modules with two different pages

[Deepak Singh]

Hi All,

I have a GWT project with 2 modules.

ModuleA  and ModuleB

Both are having their own html page. i.e. tow seperate html pages so seperate Rootpanel for both of them.

So i cant inherit one into another.

How can i use the same class(in shared package) in both the modules ?

Thanks 
Deepak Singh

[Олександр Бежан]

I think the best way you can do this is to create third gwt module ('common' for example) and move all common classes there.

Then you can inherit this module and access to common classes.

вторник, 20 марта 2012 г. 23:22:58 UTC+2 пользователь Deepak Singh написал:

[Andrew Scully]

It sounds like you just need two separate gwt.xml files within the same project. There is no reason why you can't use the same inherits within both.

[Deepak Singh]

Yes i have two seperate *.gwt.xml for both the modules.

And i inherit ModuleB into moduleA as follows:

ModuleA.gwt.xml

<inherits "com.pdstechi.modulenameB.ModuleB">

And then i use

 com.pdstechi.modulenameB.shared.AbcDto   into com.pdstechi.modulenameA.client package, it fails compilation with message 

'Source code for   com.pdstechi.modulenameB.shared.AbcDto  is not available'.

Thanks

Deepak

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[Matias Costa]

I would create a base module from which A and B inherit.

Or you can try in moduleB.gwt.xml

<source path="../moduleA/client" />

[Deepak Singh]

It did not work.

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[Matias Costa]

And you have in moduleB.gwt.xml ?

<source path="shared" />

El jueves 22 de marzo de 2012 14:46:07 UTC+1, Deepak Singh escribió:

It did not work.

[Deepak Singh]

Yes.

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[Fernando Varella Lopes]

i think that you can make a new module for the classes you want use in other two, and inherit it.