GWT 2/Eclipse Project References

[Graham]

I've successfully upgraded to GWT 2.0 using the GWT Eclipse Plugin.
All seems well, with one exception. I write all of my servlets in a
seperate project, which worked under well under 1.* by simply adding
the project to the build path.

Unfortunately after moving to GWT 2.0 the project is being ignored at
run time, and the servlets are not found (although the project appears
in the "Classpath" tab in my run configuration). Is there anyway to
specify other projects to be included in the classpath?

If I export my servlets to a JAR file and drop them into the WEB-INF/
lib directory it works, but it is a bit clunky, especially as the
servlets are modified frequently!

[Graham]

Sorry, just to clarify - I am referring specifically to development
mode.

[Graham]

This seems to be related to the AppEngine, which I don't need. Problem
solved!

[Rajeev Dayal]

This is a general problem with having your GWT or App Engine project depend on another project that ultimately contributes artifacts to the war/WEB-INF/lib folder. We're going to address this in a future version of the plugin. 

Even though this appears to work in GWT, you'll still have to revert to the clunky technique (exporting the files from the parent project and copying them into the war/WEB-INF/lib folder of the child project) when you perform a deployment; the Google Plugin for Eclipse will not automatically do this for you.

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[Matt]

I have the situation where the POJOs which are used within the
EntryPoint (i.e. compiled to Javascript) are located in another
Eclipse project.

If I configure the GWT project to refer to the other project the Java
compiles okay, but when attempting to compile to Javascript it
complains "No source code is available for ...".

How do you get GWT to recognise the externally located source without
compiling the lot into the webapp?

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[olivier nouguier]

Hi
 The java *source* folder must be added to the classpath.
HIH

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[Matt]

Is there a specific way to do this?

Using the GWT projetct's 'Properties' dialog I removed the referenced
project from the 'Projects' tab and added the class folder in the
'Libraries' tab, then identified its source folder.

I can navigate to the source via the 'Referenced Libraries' of the GWT
app, but a GWT compilation still results in "No source code is
available for type ..."

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[Murat Doner]

 Which plug-in do you use?

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[Matt]

Google Plugin for Eclipse 3.5, version 1.2.v200912062003 running
Google Web Toolkit SDK 2.0.0.v2000912062003

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