Hi,
I have made an online documentation in html with images which are
referred to by the html with the <img/> tag.
I am trying to use the client bundle for the html. My application
finds the html but it is looking for the images here /lea/
com.saic.lea.rpc.LeaRPC/images/menu-build.png (/lea is the application
context and com.saic.lea.rpc.LeaRPC is the concatenation of the
package name and the name of the gwt descriptor.
I tried to put the html under /com/saic/lea/rpc/client/resources/html/
user and the images under /com/saic/lea/rpc/client/resources/html/user/
images.
So my question is : is there a way to create resources in the
ClientBundle and say : hey, these resources refer to other resources
by relative path, so please package the whole thing so that resolution
can happen.
The same could happen with xml documents using <xi:include/> or xsl
using <xsl:import/>.
Here is how I have declared my resources :
public interface HtmlResources extends ClientBundle {
public static final HtmlResources INSTANCE =
GWT.create(HtmlResources.class);
@Source("user/lea-user.html")
@DoNotEmbed
public DataResource userManual();
@Source("admin/lea-admin.html")
@DoNotEmbed
public DataResource adminManual();
}
Packaging the complete documentation under www/manual and accessing it
by URL without resources works. But it leaves a taste of "unfinished"
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