We have some reflection-related features coming in 4.0, but for now, you would need to use a third-party library (or your own implementation of reflection).
GWTEnt isn't our product, but there's nothing special about DropCompleteEvent that should cause it to fail just with that class - it uses Java generics but so do all similar events (FolderDropEvent for example).
Most likely, you have configured GWTEnt to provide reflection for specific classes and to ignore various classes, and you just need to update your configuration since new events have been added to SmartGWT.
GWTEnt isn't our product, but there's nothing special about DropCompleteEvent that should cause it to fail just with that class - it uses Java generics but so do all similar events (FolderDropEvent for example).
Most likely, you have configured GWTEnt to provide reflection for specific classes and to ignore various classes, and you just need to update your configuration since new events have been added to SmartGWT.
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