I've set up deferred binding to use a different class with SDM, which works
fine for GWT 2.6+
<replace-with class="Foo">
<when-type-is class="Bar"/>
<when-property-is name="superdevmode" value="on" />
</replace-with>
However, this causes an error with GWT 2.5.1, because "superdevmode" isn't
defined. So I have the following questions:
- Is there a clause similar to <when-property-is> but that tolerates the
property being undefined? something like <when-property-is-defined>?
- I can work around this manually by adding <define-property
name="superdevmode" values="off"> at the top of my module. However, I
don't want to have to do this manually. Can this be done conditionally?
The <set-property> syntax allows for a <when-property-is> clause, but for
some reason that's not legal for <define-property>
- Instead of trying to look for the potentially undefined property
"superdevmode", is the GWT version defined in some property inside the
.gwt.xml module? Is there a gwt.version property? Is there any way to
automatically get the GWT version into a property that I could then use as
above to control deferred binding?
Thanks.
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