Re: Switch on String shouldn't this work in GWT 2.6 / Java 7 ?

Ah, Bingo...it was either down to not clearing the cache's, or the fact a non-GWT 2.6 project was being inherited in.
Fixing both of those and it works.

*goes of to enjoy Java7*

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On 28 January 2014 20:23, Jens <jens.nehlmeier@gmail.com> wrote:

Have I somehow setup GWT 2.6 wrongly?

Using switch() with strings works in GWT 2.6. I guess you have to double check your setup. Maybe you have used an old run configuration that is not up-to-date? 

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