Confirming the export worked?

[Ken Brown]

I'm wondering if there's any way to confirm that the export is actually working. I've added the JAR to my project, injected the proper tags into my gwt.xml, annotated my class and implemented Exportable. However, I don't see any errors (well...other than that Eclipse doesn't like the @Export tag...now I can't debug GWT any more). Is there any simple way to see if it failed or confirm the object references exist somewhere? Any extra files you create?

[Ken Brown]

Anybody? I know people here have actually successfully used this product. Is there anything I can refer to in order to determine that this tool has done anything at all? Does it create a file? Does it throw errors? If so, where?

[田传武]

Do you invoke ExporterUtil.exportAll() within onModuleLoad()? See an example at:

https://github.com/goodow/realtime-api/blob/master/src/main/java/com/goodow/realtime/model/util/impl/JsModelFactory.java

If so, after compilation, open chrome development tools, and select the console tab, type your exported variable or function name to verify if it exists.

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[Ken Brown]

Thank you very much for your reply.

I did have exportAll() in place. Thank you for the tip with the console. That does help quite a bit and I do have it working now.

My issue was that, while I am having my class implement Exportable, I was not using the @Export annotation because it was causing a compile error. I finally saw that Eclipse suggested I import org.timepedia.exporter.client.Export to fix that, and it did. But it wasn't clear at all because it wasn't really mentioned in the docs (I didn't even know you could add annotations to the compiler via classes like that).