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Key: IDEADEV-11505
Type: Bug Bug
Status: Reopened Reopened
Priority: Normal Normal
Assignee: Nikolay Chashnikov
Reporter: Chandra
Votes: 2
Watchers: 3
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gwt-dev-windows.jar added in classpath before module libs in GWT Configuration

Created: 12 Oct 06 08:43   Updated: 14 Nov 07 12:22
Component/s: GWT Support
Fix Version/s: None

Original Estimate: Unknown Remaining Estimate: Unknown Time Spent: Unknown
Environment: Windows XP

Build: 5,784
Fixed in build: 7,075
Severity: High


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The jar contains various classes (such as xerces classes) which result in conflict with module lib jars. GWT Configuration launcher should include gwt-dev-windows.jar in the end of the classpath. And also provide a mechanism for ordering GWT launcher files.

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Nikolay Chashnikov - 25 Sep 07 11:08
Fixing this issue leads to serious problems (IDEADEV-21161) so I decided to rollback the fix.

Hendrik Donvil - 14 Nov 07 12:22
I just encountered this problem too, in build 7549. In my unit tests, I use apache.commons.collections.CollectionUtils, version 3.2. In the gwt-dev-windows.jar however, they included commons collections 3.1, which is missing a method I'm using. Since the gwt jar is first in the classpath, I'm getting a NoSuchMethodError.

We just threw out all the commons collections stuff from the gwt jar, and everything seems to work well. But this is, of course, only a temporary solution. Is it possible to fix this anytime soon? Thanks!