The problem is that you have the servlet mapped to sriBalajiEle/emailRpcService but the request is being sent to com.sribalajiele.gwt.client. SriBalajiEle/emailRpcService The URL that the request is being sent to is generated by GWT in the form ${moduleName}/relativePath If you include the following at the top of your GWT module, it should fix the 404 module rename-to="sriBalajiEle.
The problem is that you have the servlet mapped to /sriBalajiEle/emailRpcService, but the request is being sent to /com.sribalajiele.gwt.client. SriBalajiEle/emailRpcService. The URL that the request is being sent to is generated by GWT in the form /${moduleName}/relativePath.
If you include the following at the top of your GWT module, it should fix the 404.
Thanks for reply, I added already the above line but still have the same issue, could you please let me know is there any other place where I need to add/configure this. Thanks – Delli Sep 5 at 22:51 Alternatively, you could change your in web. Xml to use the com.sribalajiele.gwt.client.
SriBalajiEle/emailRpcService – Daniel Bell Sep 6 at 6:25 I have tried this, but still I could not get it.. have the same issue. – Delli Sep 13 at 3:21.
1) Include annotatation in your interface too. @RemoteServiceRelativePath("emailRpcService") public interface EmailRpcServiceAsync { void sendEmail(WriteToUsForm writeToUsForm, AsyncCallback asyncCallback) throws IllegalArgumentException; } 2) And change your url mapping to the following. Com.sribalajiele.gwt.
EmailRpcService/emailRpcService For my case, url mapping gave me headache for hours. Hope this helps.
Finally I could correct my self, may be this is use full for others. 1) @RemoteServiceRelativePath("emailRpcService") public interface EmailRpcService extends RemoteService { 2) In *Module*.gwt. Xml 3) Register your servlet in web.
Xml eamilService com.sribalajiele.ui.server. EmailRpcServiceImpl eamilService /com.sribalajiele.ui. SriBalaji/emailRpcService 4) Usage: final EmailRpcServiceAsync emailRpcServiceAsync = (EmailRpcServiceAsync) GWT.
Create(EmailRpcService. Class); ServiceDefTarget serviceDef = (ServiceDefTarget) emailRpcServiceAsync; serviceDef. SetServiceEntryPoint(GWT.
GetModuleBaseURL() + "emailRpcService"); emailRpcServiceAsync. SendEmail(parameter, new AsyncCall()) { onSuccess() { } onFailure() { } } Hope this will help...
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