Hi,
We have multiple modules that share resources (mostly images and css) which are placed in their own module.
This module has a *.gwt.xml file but no entrypoint and everything compiles as it should, except we get these warnings:
-- We have multiple modules that share resources (mostly images and css) which are placed in their own module.
This module has a *.gwt.xml file but no entrypoint and everything compiles as it should, except we get these warnings:
[WARN] Resource '{}' was located via ClassLoader. As a result changes in that resource will not be reflected in per-file recompiles.
It should be registered via <source /> or <resource /> entry in your .gwt.xml. In a future version of GWT, we will remove this fallback and your application will stop compiling
These resources are currently located in src/main/resources/images/.../*.png where it all works.
But if I move them (and update references to them) to src/main/java/package/where/resourcebundle/class/lives the warnings doesn't go away.
I've tried several other variants with or without absolute references, either it won't compile or it will still give the warnings.
I suspect this is due to our multi-module maven setup, but I find it unclear how to resolve, maybe copy resources to the projects that use them? But that isn't really maintainable (there are occasional changes to the styling).
I could possibly use maven to do that during the build, but I'm unsure if that would solve it.
With kind regards,
Maarten Daalder
ISAAC
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