Hi, if have a GWT application using the GXT library (http:// www.extjs.com). My Application has on the top a toolbar with a lot of menu-entries. every menu-entry opens a Window (from GXT) with serveral UI-elements on it. i want to prevent loading all the Windows from my app at startup. so i built in code splitting - only a click on the menu-entry creates the window with new() and shows it.
i built the code-splitting in different ways to see, how it is working, and therefore i get different results. With safari i monitored my results, but wat is the best result? in every case i see dynamic loading for the javascript with different file sizes. can someone help me to interpret the results? for testing purpose i have only to menu-entries. for the test, i click the two in series. TEST 1 ----------- startup: - file 1: 328 KB click 1: - file 2: 7,6 KB - file 3: 25,2 KB click 2: - file 4: 0,8 KB TEST 2 ----------- startup: - file 1: 329 KB click 1: - file 2: 0,5 KB - file 3: 32,6 KB click 2: - file 4: 0,5 KB Another question i have is the following: If i use the Window before code-splitting (e.g. in the onLoad()) with "MyWindow.class" or "MyWindow.class.getName()" - not new() - does the code-splitting for the Window still working? Or do these code-statements also load the Window-JavaScript? -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Web Toolkit" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit?hl=en.
