Hi Thomas, thanks for the links, although like the ticket says they're
not very conclusive, and not quite what I'm looking for.
In general I'm thinking through all the considerations I have to keep
in mind to build this application which can be injected into the same
page, by different and
Hi Raziel,
It might help if you explained what the problem is that you are trying to
solve.
I can't think of any situation where an html page needs more than one GWT
app in it.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2009/10/30 Raziel raziel...@gmail.com
Hi Thomas, thanks for the links, although
It's a forms framework where different elements in a complex page (you
can call them portlets, or just randomly arranged elements) include
forms they wish to render. Given that not all my app is GWT, I cannot
nicely control the integration with the forms rendering framework
which I'm going to
Would it be possible for one GWT app to be included every time (with v2.0
the initial download can be quite small as it allows you to lazy-load code
chinks as needed with code-splitting). This one app then checks for certain
IDs added by the portlets. If they exist, it does its stuff.
RootPanel
Yeah, but my concerns are not as much at that level, but with things
more at the low level of how GWT works. Like what I mentioned about
how the selection script works to load the application JS code into
the iframe, and then execute the bootstrap logic. So I think I'm
leaning to have one
Hi, I have a legacy application and thus I'm migrating to GWT by
reimplementing parts of it at a time. However, one of this parts may
appear in a document more than once, displaying different information.
Aside from ensuring that if I generate IDs for a widget these must be
namespaced according
On 30 oct, 01:15, Raziel raziel...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I have a legacy application and thus I'm migrating to GWT by
reimplementing parts of it at a time. However, one of this parts may
appear in a document more than once, displaying different information.
Aside from ensuring that if I
