Hi,
I am setting up a GWT project to produce the JavaScript code for a web
site. The application is only
going to argument the dynamic elements of a web page providing the glue to
hold everything dynamic
together by creating a single entry point and discovering the required
functionality by inspecting the dom
tree on startup.
The HTML page is completely dynamic and is generated by a in-house
framework meaning I am totally in control
over every aspect of page creation.
Since the JavaScript is developed independently at different speed, I want
to be able to compile the project
to update the JS assets of another project and this newly compiled JS gets
committed within the project.
To simplify the generation and usage and also to remove the clutter I want
to have a single JavaScript file
for each browser version that my web page will draw from depending on the
user-agent that is transmitted.
I also wonder what is needed in such a setup to debug the client code using
the development mode. I guess
I have to run GWT with the -noserver argument and also add the ?code-server
query parameter in the
web-framework. Right?
Thanks,
Martin (Kersten),
Germany
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