> Clearly the GWT plugin/installed Jetty are not Jakarta-ready. I could try to update and rebuild the plugin to make it so (maybe), but I'm so overwhelmed with other chores that I can't afford having that turn into another rabbit hole. It's easier/safer/wiser to go back to javax.
If you mean the dev mode app server, there is no plan to do that _in gwt itself_, but there is an extension point in GWT that would let you do it yourself. Someone else has been thinking about building a small ecosystem around this in the issue tracker, but I haven't seen any movement here - see the discussion at https://github.com/gwtproject/gwt/pull/9866. We could easily have a jetty-12 impl, letting you run either jakarta or javax servlets, or switch to other servlet containers, and control as much or as little of the setup as you want.
If you mean a particular plugin that you use with GWT, there are so many possible plugins out there, we can't guess which one isn't working for you. Most should be able to let you run your own external server though, or specify your own server using the -server argument (and implement it yourself, as linked/discussed above).
> MEDIUM ASK: Can anyone point me to better documentation or a tutorial or a how-I-did-it-blog post on getting that set up? Like I said, I can figure it out, I'm sure, but I'd rather do it the quick/easy/no-wasted-time way.
If using maven, check out the modular-webapp archetype for a very light example, at https://github.com/tbroyer/gwt-maven-archetypes/. If not, please give us more detail about what you are using (or intend to use).
> SMALL ASK: Could GWT rename its BuildException class to GwtBuildException, to better support the twilight world of leaving Java 8 without entirely moving to modules?
GWT doesn't have a BuildException class - can you give the fully qualified class name of the type that is irritating you? I see that Ant has such a class, and Gradle too, might you be thinking of one of those?
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