I am attempting to extending an existing GWT JRE implementation. When a class an existing JRE class is missing, it is straightforward to add the missing class. However when GWT provides a PARTIAL implementation, I have found no easy way to manually implement one or more missing methods.
-- I believe that deferred binding might be a possible solution, HOWEVER I am dealing with some shared library code and I don't want to have to resort to GWT.create everywhere.
When I simply try to override the GWT-supplied class (copy/pasting the existing GWT code, and adding to it), the changes to not appear to "stick" and the compiler appears to use the standard classes from gwt-user.jar.
Is there a simple solution to this? I would like to avoid forking GWT locally to prevent future headache.
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