Wow, here are the results from gwt-linux-1.5.3.  What's so surprising/
frustrating is that layout seems so fundamental to me.  How could this
not work as expected?

>From 1.5 compiled mode:
root 1103 200
basePanel 200 200
logPanel 87 200   <-- 87 is 30% of 200?  (Not that ver 1.4 GWT did
better)
appPanel 113 200    <--- Likewise, 113 is 70% of 200?
bodyPanel 113 200   <-- Again, requested 50% of appPanel's height but
get 100%?

>From 1.5 shell mode:
root 790 200
basePanel 200 200
logPanel 67 200     <-- 67 is close to 30% of 200.
appPanel 133 200   <-- 133 is close to 70% of 200.
bodyPanel 0 0          <-- same as before.  (Ignore this, please.  I
only care about compiled mode.)

I'm going to get some sleep now.  All I can think of next is to keep
hacking the code until something works.  Trouble is tha I've already
spent a couple of days trying just that.

BTW, I tried using DockPanel panels in place of VerticalPanel and
HorizontalPanel panels.  Same results but seems to run slower in my
full app.  Definitely not helpful.

John



On Oct 17, 9:41 pm, "Ian Bambury" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't think that will help, but putting a second widget in the appPanel
> also at 50% seems to do the trick on my machine. The appPanel is at 100% and
> the single cell you have at the moment will fill it.
> Alternatively, set the bodyPanel to 50%
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