The only difference between hosted and web mode is that in hosted mode
GWT.runAsync() acts synchronously. A code like:
void onLoginSuccessful() {
doBeforeAppStart();
GWT.runAsync( // load app and start app in onSuccess() )
doAfterAppStart();
}
will behave differently in hosted and web mode. In hosted mode it will be
executed in the order above but in web mode onSuccess() can be called after
doAfterAppStart() has finished. So you may want to check your code to see if
it behaves correctly.
Otherwise I have not seen any problems with split points so far.
-- J.
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