Am 16.11.2011 00:41, schrieb News Club:
We have relatively a large GWT project. Our compiled code size (i.e
*.cache.html) used to be 4.5 MB.
I have recently included a couple of gwt open source libraries. After
that,
a) The compiler permutations gone from 5 to 59.
b) The compile time went from 3 mins to 18 mins.
c) The total size of *.cache.html files went up from 4.5 MB to 40MB.
I like the benefits of this open source library. But, I would like to
know what is the impact of *.cache.html file size during runtime?
permutations are compile for each supported language and browser, ie for
each language and for each browser there is 1 .html file.
Did you change anything else apart from adding 3rd party stuff?
Check out the Code Splitting features described here:
http://code.google.com/intl/de-DE/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideCodeSplitting.html.
That can help you to generate smaller .hmtl files if the above fails.
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