Hi Jon,
As you see in the Inter-frame communication, we has the same
requierement.We choose the iframe solution to allow integration of
external applications.Yes, it's not the best way. Yes, there will be
some problem with the history. But we try many other solutions without
success. I think you
Hi all.
I'm beginning to build a set of GWT applications for a client.
The clients customers will purchase a set of these applications (not
necessarily all of them) and when deployed these applications will
work together (imagine, for example, a 'Contacts' app, a 'Billing'
app, 'Timerecording'
What is about Gadgets with Apache Shindig http://shindig.apache.org/?
You can also use GWT 2.0's code splitting feature. Compile one big app, but
split the resulting JavaScript code into different modules. You can then
load only the required ones into the browser. The only problem is, that you
If it helps, tell the client that google recommends a single module, and
that that's the way they implemented Orkut and Google Wave (that's what my
2min investigation tells me). Google Adwords uses multiple modules, but I
think that's what led to the idea of code-splitting in GWT.
If they still
You can use the GWT Exporter project to create interfaces between them
all and include the modules separately. I have been playing with a
similar path, but unfortunately am unable to share the code.
Essentially each sub-module populates an Element and the underlying
software asks for that element
