Correct: the three apps are completely separated from the users point
of view, but shares a lot of code.
It's not clear to me how to actually implement multiple entry points.
I guess each sub-app should use its own nocache.js file, but how do I
specify that? Aren't there some step by step guide, or just an
example, out there explaining how to implement multiple entry points?


On Mar 16, 2:16 pm, Francisco Bischoff <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> if you mean each "*" is a totally different webpage, that you cannot
> navigate between them with a Hyperlink (History state application), yes, you
> need more Entrypoints...
>
> Each entrypoint is like a new webpage inside your project. With their own
> MyApp1.gwt.xml and their own /myapp1/ directory at /war/
>
> Your .html page can be any name you want... you just need to redirect the
> myapp1.nocache.js inside the .html page.
>
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>
>
> On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 1:03 PM, jbdhl <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I would like to build a website, using GWT together with Google App
> > Engine.There are three parts, but how should I organize them?
>
> >  * Users can login and customize a service to be included in a DIV on
> > their own homepages (just like e.g. google maps can be included in a
> > homepage). I guess this main-part of the app will be handled in an
> > entrypoint like a normal GWT app.
>
> >  *  The users should then include a couple of lines of javascript
> > that replaces a certain DIV on their homepage with their customized
> > service (provided by me). Should I do that as second entrypoint?
>
> >  * In a third view I would like to manage user accounts and various
> > stuff. A third entrypoint?
>
> > How should I approach the above?
> > (If the method is multiple entrypoints: how do I specify the existence
> > of three index-pages (MyApp1.html, MyApp2.html and MyApp3.html)?)
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