My GWT 2.0.3 project uses UiBinder to create widgets and I wanted to
use a shared CssResource to make each widget have a common runtime CSS
class. I created my SharedStyle as follows:
@Shared
interface SharedStyle extends CssResource{
public String test();
}
Then each WidgetX uses the following template:
WidgetX.java:
public WidgetX...{
public interface WidgetXStyle extends SharedStyle{
}
...
}
WidgetX.ui.xml:
...
<ui:style type="WidgetX.WidgetXStyle">
.test{
...
}
...
</ui:style>
What ends up happening is that the style.test( ) for each different
Widget (eg WidgetA & WidgetB) class is not identical. I hoped to use
this technique to allow a parent widget to treat each child widget the
same when processing a browser event but it is not working. Any
guidance on what I'm doing wrong would be appreciated.
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