GWT-RPC Unable to access servlet in web application

Hi,

I integrated my gwt module in to existing web application and deployed on jboss.

when I trying to hit gwt_servlet then I am getting error message on failure method of asynccallback

i.e. The requested resource (/warFileName/GWTAPPS/myGwtModuleName/GWTServletName) is not available.

My war contain is as follows

GWTAPPS :

myGwtModuleName(folder) : (folder contains -->)advanced,css,gwt,images folder and some *.cache.png files myGwtModule.html, myGwtModule.css

WEB-INF -> deploy - myGwtModuleName

I copied compiled gwt_servlet file into /warFileName/GWTAPPS/myGwtModuleName/ still getting same error i.e resource not available.

Is it necessary to crate WEB-INF/classes(copied *.class file) folder into myGwtModuleName ?. like warfilename\GWTAPPS\mygwtmodule\WEB-INF\classes

Also getting sometime exception in deployment
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/google/gwt/user/client/rpc/RemoteService

gwt_servlet entry made in web.xml

This web.xml is not present in GWTmodule.

< servlet> < servlet-name>GWTServletName< /servlet-name> < servlet-class>ui.mygwtmodule.server.BasicUpdateServiceImpl < /servlet-class> < /servlet> < servlet-mapping >

< servlet-name>GWTServletName< /servlet-name>
 < url-pattern>/GWTServletName< /url-pattern>
 < /servlet-mapping>
 

also used url pattern like myGwtModuleName/GWTServletName

RemoteServiceRelativePath added in BasicUpdateService

@RemoteServiceRelativePath("GWTServletName")

public interface BasicUpdateService extends RemoteService

Created a remote service proxy to talk to the server-side GWTMassUpdate service.

private final BasicUpdateServiceAsync basicUpdateService = GWT .create(BasicUpdateService.class);

Server call

basicMassUpdateService.makeServreCall("vaibhav", new AsyncCallback() {

                    @Override
                    public void onSuccess(String result) {
                       Window.alert("Result = "+result);                         
                     }

                    @Override
                    public void onFailure(Throwable caught) {
                          Window.alert("On Failure  :"+caught);
                         //  No resource available :-|
                    }
                });
 

Any help or guidance in this matter would be appreciated

--
Best Regards,
Vaibhav Bhalke

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