On Thursday, February 10, 2011 6:11:51 PM UTC+1, Paul Smith wrote:
>
> I was just wondering if anyone has tried to put the bootstrap js straight
> into the host page.
>
Yes. I just use a <jsp:include page="myapp/myapp.nocache.js" flush="true" />
in my host page, which is a JSP.
However, because the script isn't then loaded from the myapp folder, it
doesn't resolve the paths to the *.cache.html correctly. There are two
solutions:
- put your JSP in the same folder as the generated GWT JS code (which
means you'll probably put it in the 'public' path of your GWT module)
- add the following to your HTML so the bootstrap code can generate
appropriate links to the *.cache.html files: <meta name=gwt:property
content='baseUrl=<%=
java.net.URI.create(request.getRequestURL().toString()).resolve("myapp/").toASCIIString()
%>'>
There are of course other ways to achieve it (e.g. using a linker to
directly output your host page with the bootstrap code in it) but this is
probably the Simplest Thing That Could Possibly Workâ˘
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