In my GWT application there is a log of CssResource declarations I
created for custom widgets. All of them have to be injected manually
by using familiar StyleInjector helper class. I came up with the
following idiom for this:
final class AppPanelRes {
public interface Resources extends ClientBundle {
@Source("AppPanel.css")
Style style();
}
public interface Style extends CssResource {
String window();
... more methods ...
}
static final Resources res = GWT.create(Resources.class);
// here is the magic piece of code to inject styles automatically
static {
StyleInjector.inject(res.style().getText());
}
}
Note that static class initializer injects css styles for me
automatically when that class is being referenced for the very first
time.
However, in the latest GWT2.0 builds that I make from the repository
trunk this code stopped to work correctly for some reason. It still
works in hosted mode, but when I compile and deploy to the production
environment, I don't see any styles.
I think there may be a better alternative to this idiom with static
class initializer injecting styles. Can GWT compiler automatically
create superbundle from all css resources and automatically inject it
when the application starts?
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