The *.gwt.xml <inherits> clause tells the compiler what gwt modules should be available to your app. This will tell the compiler a set of deferred binding settings to use, the source folders for the inherited modules, etc.
Note that a single jar, which is declared on the pom.xml, may contain any number of gwt modules (which should be inherited on a *.gwt.xml) file, see gwt-user.jar for exemple
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-- On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 9:05 AM, Aza <azatek0@gmail.com> wrote:
I'm not very clear on the difference between the depedencies in your
pom.xml and those inherited via gwt.xml. Could someone please help
clarify..
Thx
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