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Daniel Kurka commented on CB-588:
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So far I have tested this with android and iOS, (stripping down was done on
iOS) I suspect this to be global.
There is one old way (which has many problems), which dumps the GWT app in the
main html file, by using this you can avoid this weirdness. (But with this
setting you can not develop your app because your tools won`t work). So this is
a very temporary workaround.
Actually I got one more issue when switching from Phonegap 1.4 with the
contacts API, but I haven`t had the time yet to boil that down.
> Cordova breaks Events for GWT Apps
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>
> Key: CB-588
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-588
> Project: Apache Callback
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 1.5.0, 1.6.0, 1.6.1
> Reporter: Daniel Kurka
> Attachments: www.zip
>
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> GWT Apps (Google Web Toolkit) use several different mechanism for loading
> their compiled code.
> Most of the times the code is loaded into a hidden iframe for separation with
> the main page.
> In the past this was no issue, but it seems that the transition to requireJS
> introduced some problems.
> For some reason cordova is unable to call functions that are dynamically
> defined in that iframe.
> I had a hard time boiling this down because there is a lot of code generated
> by GWT. I will attach a simple demo project which consists of the generated
> boot script, which will load a html file (which will contain the app code)
> into a hidden iframe.
> The only thing the GWT App does is to register for the resume event, the
> callback is added to the resume channel correctly. The problem is when the
> channel fires.
> The fire method of Channel fails to recognize the gwt function as instances
> of Functions. Trying to call it manually results in no events firing at
> all....
> I`ll be happy to provide more information as needed, this one has already
> taken me quite a while.
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