On 3 avr, 03:28, myapplicationquestions <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Thanks a lot. But isn't this a major limitation that we cannot harness
> the power of page designers? Can GWT module be embedded in any
> existing page?
Yes, definitely. RootPanel.get(...) will do a document.getElementById
(...) and wrap the result as a RootPanel widget within which you add
your GWT widgets, so all is needed is a page with such "placeholders"
with know identifiers to be retrieved from the GWT application.
> Basically we are trying to build a new enterprise
> application which is pretty UI savy but now it looks more difficult to
> use GWT as a full fledge option as a framework for a whole enterprise
> application.. so was thinking if we can embedded GWT modules in
> existing application?
AFAICT, you'll have the exact same issues with other frameworks as
with GWT. Yahoo! UI is kind of an exception here as it allows wrapping
Y!UI widgets on existing HTML markup (a.k.a. progressive enhancement).
But I once saw a GWT project that extended all (or most) GWT widgets
to give them this ability too (and GWT 1.5.3 as wrap() methods for
many widgets too)
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