Hello!
Consider we have a web site with static pages like:
/index
/products
/contacts
...
And we want to add dynamic GWT pages like:
/request (a request form)
/register (register form)
/price (price calculator)
...
What is the best way to perform this?
I don't want to create a separate GWT
Hello,
I think GWT is more suited for a single page application, where in the
same page gets refreshed with different contents.
For the dynamic pages u can use the #!request, #!price, etc.. in the URL to
load different contents.
Leave the static pages as is, just link these 2(static and GWT app)
in my case, I've got several url but only one GWT module.
I put a javascript argument in the page (this is your server which put it in
the html page). This argument is read by my gwt module and I've got a switch
block to instanciate one widget which correspond to my page.
With this method, its
Each module can have at most 1 entry point. If you don't want to have
multiple modules, then you need to get the page URL in the
onModlueLoad method and construct the UI appropriately. The
Window.Location gives access to the browser's Location object.
Keep in mind that you're trading compile time
Just a quick correction: You can have as many entry points as you want.
Ian
On 16 December 2010 12:52, Jim Majure jim.maj...@gmail.com wrote:
Each module can have at most 1 entry point.
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Check out gwt-multipage (http://code.google.com/p/gwt-multipage/). It
works using a single entry point configured in the module XML and can
dispatch to other entry points based on a URL pattern or javascript
token (pretty much exactly what Jerome posted).
-Brian
On Thu, Dec 16, 2010 at 8:15 AM,
