If you are using GWT 1.6 and the new project layout, put your images
and css in the war folder of the project, not the source folder(s),
and reference them from there.
If you are using the old structure, making use of the 'public' folder
of the GWT module, you could merge the output of all of
I am making use of smart gwt as well. Do you know if the same applies?
On Jun 4, 8:46 am, Jamie jamiesharbor-sou...@yahoo.com wrote:
If you are using GWT 1.6 and the new project layout, put your images
and css in the war folder of the project, not the source folder(s),
and reference them from
you could merge the output of all of your modules
into the same folder.
Can you elaborate on this one. This sound like what I want to do.
On Jun 4, 8:46 am, Jamie jamiesharbor-sou...@yahoo.com wrote:
If you are using GWT 1.6 and the new project layout, put your images
and css in the war
I have a very large application that I need to deploy with multiple
module. Our application is made of with smartgwt as well. When we
compile there seems to be a lot of duplicate common code. Each
module has the same css and theme information. So after compiliation
I end up with ...
Module A
