Re: [Googlipse-users] module organizing

[Prakash G.R. <grp...@gm...>]

Hi Whacko,

     I still don't understand your question. I assume that you have
your module MyModule in com.example.someproduct package. Now the
remote services will by default go into com.example.someproduct.client
directory. That is something which GWT default structure suggests. Now
how do you want to change it? Rather why do you want to change it?

 - Prakash

On 12/20/06, Whacko <iw...@gm...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm quite new to GWT, so I was glad there is a tool like Googlipse to help
> make life a bit easier. What I would like to know is how the structure of a
> project should be. I'm compelled to put all 'client modules' into its own
> package and the remote services also in their own package. However when I
> want to create a new remote service i have to specify the location of an
> existing module. When i do that, it adds the service to the module,
> 'cluttering up' that source package. is this just something I have to live
> with or is there a little trick so i can seperate some of my code into
> seperate packages?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Whacko
>
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