Hi,
I have commented all the service calls from my code and left only one service call which uses the new data service that i have created (say TestDataService ). Now i have something similar to interface TestAction extends Action {}
interface TestResponse extends Response {}
TestDataService extends RemoteService {
TestResponse execute(TestAction action)
}
But still All my Rpc classes are getting serialized initially. and all my other action classes are getting serialized. In the compiler report it shows my other Action classes has a reference to TestAction.
On Mon, Sep 16, 2013 at 8:49 PM, Jens <jens.nehlmeier@gmail.com> wrote:
Don't think so. RemoteService is just a marker interface so that GWT can find your services during compilation and generate their implementation.They should end up in the split point where you call GWT.create(<service>) the first time. Maybe some serializer will be in the left over fragment because they are used in both services which makes them non-unique. These could be ArrayList, Date, String, etc. but also your own classes if they are shared between your modules.-- J.--
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