Hello,

I'm currently developping an application at work using for the first
time Google Web Toolkit.
For now, the application works this way : When it's launched, it makes
an HTTPRequest (using the RequestBuilder and Request classes) to a PHP
script which sends back data from a database formated in JSON in order
to create a tree. Navigating in that tree, I can then click on a
TreeItem which will open a new tab and display the contents of a form
(which is also retrieved via an HTTPRequest). The forms are already
existent files, in HTML (actually stripped of its <html>,<head> and
<body> tags), and are included inside of a FormPanel which also
contains the button (created via GWT) to send it.

So for now everything works fine, except I'm now being asked if we
could now create the new forms with GWT too (more precisely, using GWT
Designer). I've found that creating a form is pretty easy using that
plugin, but I can't include it the way I've done it before because I
was previously just including the forementionned HTML files which just
contained <form></form> tags and the contents of the form, but now
what I'd like to include is a form created using GWT, so making an
HTTPRequest to the main HTML file generated via GWT doesn't work
(actually the HTML.setHTML() method which I'm using after getting the
response after the Request strips the <script> tags), and I'm clearly
at loss of ideas to what I should do...

Should I do this in an other way? Just drop creating the forms with
GWT and just realising them normally with HTML? Or is there a way to
get the contents of what I have created in another GWT app in this
main app? It's actually a problem about the time it takes to do such
forms and giving them a not-too-ugly look, but thinking about it maybe
I should just try to see if I can't do it quickly with a WYSIWYG HTML
editor.

I'm pretty new at programming and using Google Web Toolkit so I don't
even know if my approach is right or if I could do anything better, so
I'm leaving this message here hoping for help. Thanks in advance!

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