Hi! I would like to load my GWT app on demand by appending a script
element to my html file. This is what I have done:
1. Create a simple module with Window.alert("Hello World!");
2. add <add-linker name="xs"> to the module's xml (I have also tried
sso, but that does not work either)
3. write a simple test.html page with the following script:
var loadGWT=function(){
var fileref=document.createElement('script');
fileref.setAttribute("type","text/javascript");
fileref.setAttribute("language","javascript");
fileref.setAttribute("src", "<module-name>.nocache.js");
}
4. add a link that calls loadGWT()
The result in Firefox is rather strange: Clicking on the link causes
the link to disappear. The page tries to load something (maybe the
cache files) but the loading process never stops and nothing happens.
Yet, if I press the browsers stop button, I get my "Hello World!"
alert (only in Firefox, not in Chrome or IE). So the module is loaded
after all (is there a problem with the onDomContentLoaded method?).
If I create the script tag by hand everything works fine.
Is there any way to inject GWT apps on demand?
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