However you would use sIFR with javascript, you wrap in java native
methods...
I don't know about it, or feel like learning it right now, but it goes
something like this:
Include the script tag in your gwt.xml module definition, ensuring
that all .js and .swf are in your page.
Wrap native calls like this:
package com.yourclass.client.sIFR;
public class sIFR implements EntryPoint{
private JavaScriptObject xSrc = Source();
private static native JavaScriptObject Source()
/*-{
return {src: '/sifr3/avenir.swf'};
}-*/;
private static native void Activate()
/*-{
$wnd.sIFR.activate(@com.yourclass.client.sIFR::xSrc);
}-*/;
public static native void Replace(String xSelect,String xMode
/*-{
$wnd.sIFR.activate({
selector:xSelect,
wmode:xMode
});
}-*/;
public void onModuleLoad(){
Activate();
Replace("flash-title","transparent");
}
...I have no idea if this works or not, I just made it up from the
"I'm Feeling Lucky" page google gave me...
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