On Tuesday, August 2, 2016 at 5:50:22 PM UTC+2, Uwe Maurer wrote:
Thanks for the hint. Yes, the problem was that GWT SDK duplicates these JDT classes instead of depending on the corresponding library.
JDT is the only dependency that's still bundled into GWT, and this is the case because a) it uses a patched JDT (for a memory issue) and b) it uses internal APIs that are "normally" hidden into a JAR (yes, a JAR inside a JAR) and aren't available in any artifact in any Maven repo (that I know of).
Note: GWT has always bundled its dependencies. It's only starting with 2.8.0-rc1 that dependencies are "referenced" instead; except for JDT.
BTW, what's the reason you have JDT and gwt-dev in the same classpath/scope/configuration? Are you using JDT in client-side code? (a GWT generator?) If not, Gradle is flexible enough so you can correctly segregate dependencies depending on their use.
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