On Saturday, March 26, 2011 8:29:04 PM UTC+1, Adib wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am trying to figure out where the gwt.codesvr parameter gets
> processed? I can think of the following options and would like to get
> clarity about which of these options in the correct example.
>
> a) Is it used by the browser plugin so that the browser plugin can
> talk to the code server
>
It's the thing that triggers the use of the plugin, so it can't be the
plugin that processes it (I guess it could, once loaded, process it, but I
believe that's not the case)
> b) is it used by the host page in some bootstrap java script. I
> find this to be not very likely because there does not seem to be a
> bootstrap javascript that is not generated from java code.
>
Yes it is. It's in the *.nocache.js, which either loads the hosted.html (or
hosted.js, depending on the linker) or the appropriate *.cache.html/js.
You can compile in --style PRETTY to have a readable version; and you'll
find the templates in com/google/gwt/core/linker in the gwt-dev.jar
c) is there supposed to be a servlet on the server side side that
> should be configured to understand this parameter?
>
No, it's all client-side. GWT is backend-agnostic (with the exceptions of
GWT-RPC and RequestFactory, of course, but even those can be –and are!–
implemented in non-Java backends)
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