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The Maven-GWT plugin provides the following goals:
Goal Report? Description
gwt:clean
No
Clean up the webapp directory for GWT module compilation
output.
gwt:compile No
It invokes the GWT compiler for the project source. See compiler
options.
gwt:css
No
It creates a CSS interfaces for .css files. It uses the utility tool
provided in gwt sdk, which creates a corresponding Java
interface for accessing the class names used in the file.
gwt:debug No
It extends the gwt goal and runs the project in the GWT hosted
mode with a debugger port hook (optionally suspended).
gwt:eclipse No
A goal which creates Eclipse launch configurations for GWT
modules.
gwt:generateAsync No It generates an Asyn interface.
gwt:i18n No It creates I18N interfaces for constants and messages files.
gwt:mergewebxml No
It merges GWT servlet elements into deployment descriptor (and
non GWT servlets into shell).
gwt:resources No
It copies GWT Java source code and module descriptor as
resources in the build output directory. It is an alternative to
declaring a in the POM with finer filtering as the
module descriptor is read to detect sources to be copied.
gwt:run No It is a goal which runs a GWT module in the GWT hosted mode.
gwt:sdkInstall No Install a GWT (home built) SDK in local repository.
gwt:source-jar No
Add GWT Java source code and module descriptor as resources
to the project jar. It is an alternative to gwt:resources for
better Eclipse project synchronization.
gwt:test
No
Mimic Surefire to run GWTTestCases during integration test
phase, until SUREFIRE-508 is fixed.
Additional details, updates, and documentation for this plugin are
available at http://mojo.codehaus.org/gwt-maven-plugin/.
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