Hallo,
thank you for your responses.
It seems, that the bug has been fixed (Revision r10360, date Jun 21, 2011 ) even before the Issue 6551 report from Jul 4, 2011, but did not make it into GWT 2.4 release.
So that's not as scary as I thought, just the Bug-tracking was not updated ;-)
As to the bad coding point:
Good practice or not, implementing or overriding classical abstract methods like 'isValid()' may result in methods always returning 'true', if there is nothing to validate. A Compiler should produce working code, even with bad coding ( or throw a warning). To ignore a method's side-effect is a clear bug.
Problem is, that this was my first GWT project and I was very pleased with the workflow and great functionality ( I'm using it with Ext GWT 2.2.5).
I had to convince my client to use this technique, who was very skeptical about the Java / JavaScript cross compiling part. So stumbling over an optimizer bug in the first project was not helpful ;-)
I must admit, the GWT team fixed that quite fast. Now I'm looking forward to the GWT 2.5 release.
Best regards
Marc
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