Ok, a few things. 1) Thanks for the response. 2) Please have some patience, I'm really trying my best to communicate what seems to me a perfectly rational question that I feel like I am directing at exactly the right people. If I come across unclearly, I will be more than happy to try to clarify. 3) The examples that both @clintjhill and I gave specified that these are disparate code bases that _can not_ be compiled together. It is possible to specify things that can and can't be used, even an API - but they aren't owned by the same entity... That's really why I tried to use "something like" iGoogle as an example because it's sort of the most analogous thing I can think of... It's a Mashup situation where there can potentially be many, many components shoved together from disparate (but trusted) sources. If I recall, I think that the gadget container actually _does_ provide some common API for tabs and rpc and things... I'm not sure if that's re-incuded every time, but that's the idea - do we have to reinclude it every time? I think that @clintjhill's example is more literal/concise so if you are more comfortable with that, the only addition I would like to make is that it is perhaps a little too small (not just repeated, but repeated potentially many, many times) to demonstrate my concern.... 4) Note the end of the question above "... if the GWT team had such a problem at hand - would they choose GWT" is followed immediately by "... and if so, how would they deal with the implications spelled out above?"
I just want to say... There are languages and tools that I use, that I _love_ in fact, which would just be the wrong choice if that's not the problem space that they are focused on solving. I think, if I had no desire to use GWT - why would I be asking...right? -- 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.
