2.8. Digging deeper into the uncompiled application
In the uncompiled part of the project sits the Java code for your application and any GWT module definitions, both client and server side (if you’re using GWT-RPC or RequestFactory). You should stick to certain conventions for folder structure as well as Java package structure. Also noteworthy are some (sensible when you think about it) restrictions on the Java constructs you can use on the client side, as well as some Java classes GWT expects to see, as we’ll cover next.
2.8.1. Folder structure convention
Typically, a GWT application structure has four folders: src, lib, bin, and test. The content of your test cases is usually found in the test folder. Because you aren’t including any other ...
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