Hi people
I am working on integrating a GWT app with Spring. I have successfully
followed the required folder structure needed for GWT and for Spring
to work together, now when I do a GWT compile I can see the required
no cache file and the cache file in the right folder as it would be
when we compile a complete GWT app. From reading through GWT I come to
understand that the nocache file will have the required look up or say
some kind of mapping to fetch the data( java converted javascript )
from the cache files. My question here is can we change the data in
the no cache file (by data I mean the path of the files which have
been referred here). In the example which comes along with eclipse
plugin there is a standard.css file which is used. If we check in the
nocache file this standard.css file has a default path, it points to
war/appname/gwt/standard/standard.css. My requirement now forces me to
change the default structure here. To be clear I am using the "return
new ModelAndView("/jsp/something.jsp")" in spring which requires a
suffix and prefix.. So I cant put the appname.html file in root. There
are 2 ways out for me from here.. one find out a way of changing the
reference in the nocache file or find an other way in Spring..
It will be great if some one here can help me on this.
thanks
Naveen
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