For a long while we were running our GWT-based application in Eclipse using custom subclasses of com.google.gwt.core.ext.ServletContainerLauncher and com.google.gwt.dev.DevMode.
This was to allow us to run our custom (newest) Jetty and, over time, it gave us some other control, i.e. launching the server just a bit differently in Eclipse so as to allow files to be spread around Eclipse projects instead of being where they end up in production.
These were effectively displacing/reimplementing/overriding bits of JettyLauncher.java and DevMode.java
Right now I am trying to upgrade to GWT 2.7 and this no longer works. Specifically it starts with:
Started code server on port 9997
Loading modules
com.<...>.ClientDev
Public resources found in...
Translatable source found in...
Starting HTTP on port 8008
All I get is that the infamous "GWT module "client" may need to be (re)compiled". I see that the Eclipse launch configuration now offers the choice between super dev mode and a "classic" one. I didn't change that yet (still at "classic") but the idea is that we need to move on to Super Dev Mode (predominantly because of speed and support, but classic features and debugging in IDE will be missed).
I tried to find documentation on what changed (or needs to be changed in code such as mine) to get over to 2.7 but failed so far. Can anyone help?
Thanks!