Hi,
This is a question for the real professionals of gwt
I have 3 modules.
Architectural view
a) an Interface defining a .css which uses @sprite on image which
aren't supplied by the module itself
b) an Implementation which supplies the images
c) an Application which works against a). Different implementation
should be easily exchangable
Technical View
a1) interface MyCss1 extends CssResource
my1.css:
@sprite lala {gwt-image:"myPic")
a2) interface MyCss2 extends CssResource
my2.css:
@sprite lulu {gwt-image:"myPic")
b) interface MyImages extends ClientBundle {
@Source("MyPic.png")
ImageResoure myPic();
}
c) interface MyBundle extends MyImages {
@Source ("my1.css")
MyCss1 css1;
@Source ("my2.css")
MyCss2 css2;
}
You can see, that the technical implementation violates the intended
architectural view.
1) In a) some kind of interface should be used to define which images
b) needs to supply. I don't know how to do this
2) "my?.css" lives in a) but GWT expects it in c). At the moment I
just copy it from a) to c). But this is ugly.
Any qualified hints are welcome
Stefan Bachert
http://gwtworld.de
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