I'm running GWT OOPHM on Linux with Eclipse and Firefox. In my
application's HTML file, have a Javascript object declared:
<script language="JavaScript1.1">
var myObject = {
param0: null,
param1: null,
param2: null
};
</script>
In the HTML file's <body> tag, I call a Javascript function to read
and parse window.location.href, assigning the results to myObject,
which I later retrieve within my my widget via JNSI.
This all works fine if I compile my application, build a WAR file, and
run it under Tomcat. However, it will not work in hosted mode. I can
launch my application, and modify the query string:
http://...QSTest.html?gwt.hosted=127.0.0.2:9997¶m0=foo¶m1=bar
However my JNSI code sees $wnd.myObject.param0, etc as null.
So, (1) How do I use a query string in OOPM? and (2) How can I set the
query string in Eclipse 3.4?
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