Hi,
I am currently moving code out of my projects into reusable libraries.
There is one library for general Java/sever-side code, and there is a library for gwt stuff.
-- I am currently moving code out of my projects into reusable libraries.
There is one library for general Java/sever-side code, and there is a library for gwt stuff.
The library for gwt stuff is a simple eclipse project with the following gwt.xml-file:
<module><inherits name='com.google.gwt.user.User'/><inherits name="com.google.gwt.logging.Logging"/><set-property name="gwt.logging.popupHandler" value="DISABLED" /><source path='mylib'/><stylesheet src="mylib.css"/></module>
At the moment, this library only contains classes, which were in the project's "client" folder.
But I also want to move classes from the "shared" folder into this library.
But I also want to move classes from the "shared" folder into this library.
- Where do I have to move the shared classes within my library and how do these folders have to be declared in the gwt.xml file?
- How does it work, using a shared folder for both client and server side code?
Does the same code be compiled twice, once by a traditional java compiler and once by the GWT compiler?
What's the mechanism behind this "shared" folder concept?
Thanks
Magnus
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