htmlResource.html
<div>This is a test <label id="client_bundle_test"></label></div>
code (GWT version: 2.0.0)
String htmlTestResource = TestResources.INSTANCE.htmlTestResource
().getText();
HTML htmlTest = new HTML(htmlTestResource);
RootPanel.get().add(htmlTest);
Label testLabel = Label.wrap(Document.get().getElementById
("client_bundle_test"));
testLabel.setText("with wrapping on included html");
The above fails on the wrapping, as it always did. I guess there is
still no way to have GWT interpret/parse the DOM elements present in
the included resource, and add them to its internal widget tree. Or is
there?
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