Daniel,
That was actually just me copying badly into my post. I had the in
the dictionary variables.
I was able to remove the frames by putting the html file that includes
the class.nocache.js directly in the jsp and it was able to pick up
the variables. Unfortunately this is not the best
Hello,
I have recently begun updating a web page for my company to be a bit
more 21st-century. I should state that I am new to Javascript, and
gwt, and I am not any sort of html wizard though I know the basics.
I have been looking for a way in which to pass parameters into the
Java class that
I should note that when I say
frameset FRAMEBORDER=0 BORDER=0 framespacing=0
frame SRC=/classpath/class.html name=ICV
scrolling=yes noresize
/frameset
that the class refers to the HTML file generated by compiling the
GWT application via the hosted browser or using the compile.cmd script
Im using a dictionary to do the exakt same thing and it works very good even
with large amounts of data.
you simply have forgotten the closing in the dictionary variables.
2008/10/15 Kevek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I have recently begun updating a web page for my company to be a bit
more
