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Add gwt-dev-help documentation #386
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I assume, that this will be linked with en error message. If not, should we point out, that this might be different when using Spring Boot?
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- The most common reason to encounter this problem with a new project is using RPC, which tries to load `com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.RemoteService`. The solution is to copy `gwt-servlet.jar` from the GWT install directory into your web app's `war/WEB-INF/lib/` directory. |
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should we remove 'with a new project'? So, we would not limit it to new projects.
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Yeah, these definitely need to be updated - this is just the first step at migrating them out of gwtproject/gwt itself, we'll want to refine them and possibly add more (jsinterop errors and warnings could use some help sections, or anchors on existing pages)
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- The most common reason to encounter this problem with a new project is using RPC, which tries to load `com.google.gwt.user.client.rpc.RemoteService`. The solution is to copy `gwt-servlet.jar` from the GWT install directory into your web app's `war/WEB-INF/lib/` directory. | ||
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- If you have a good reason for not following the recommended configuration, you can suppress the warning by setting the Java system property `gwt.nowarn.webapp.classpath`. Specify `-Dgwt.nowarn.webapp.classpath` as a JVM argument when launching hosted mode. |
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should we say: 'If you have good reasons for ...'?
related to gwtproject/gwt#10042