Hi pat,
you always need either the sources or a valid GWT module, including the descriptor.
You can take a look at how workspaces functions. The basic functionality is described in
the user guide.
Looking at the project skeleton created through the maven archetype also helps.
it basically allows you to combine different modules in a single GWT compilation cycle and
pull plugins from a central maven repo. If I understand you correctly, that's what you
are looking for right?
let me know if that helps,
Heiko
On Nov 23, 2010, at 10:32 AM, pat wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently searching how to build modular application based on GWT. I know
that when building GWT application there's necessary to have all sources of
all parts, because of the code optimization during the GWT compilation.
I've searched and find Errai project. My question is: Is it possible to build
separated modules over the Errai framework and built final application based
on e.g. 3 modules without having all sources? Something like netbeans modules
or eclipse plugins. If so, is there a basic example? And is there a way how to
plug modules dynamically to the existing Errai application?
Thanks a lot
Pat
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