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Another google search brought the answer:
http://www.pathf.com/blogs/2007/08/bjax-a-quick-ha
Problem is the use of onload and of document.write in the
bootstrapping process.
Haven't found this the first time because I did not look for Using
GWT with Bookmarklets.
It would be great if there were
Hi! I would like to load my GWT app on demand by appending a script
element to my html file. This is what I have done:
1. Create a simple module with Window.alert(Hello World!);
2. add add-linker name=xs to the module's xml (I have also tried
sso, but that does not work either)
3. write a simple
ups, small mistake. the script I tested is:
var loadGWT=function(){
var fileref=document.createElement('script');
fileref.setAttribute(type,text/javascript);
fileref.setAttribute(language,javascript);
fileref.setAttribute(src, module-name.nocache.js);
