Automatic Resource Injection
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Greg
Aug 19, 2006, 5:37:14 PM8/19/06
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Automatic resource injection is a pretty cool feature. However, I have
found one problem with it. The JavaScript and CSS files you inject
must remain relative to your host file. This means if you move the
host file to a directory other than your module directory, you have to
move your injected files too. It would be nice if the injected files
were loaded from the module directory, not the host file directory.
found one problem with it. The JavaScript and CSS files you inject
must remain relative to your host file. This means if you move the
host file to a directory other than your module directory, you have to
move your injected files too. It would be nice if the injected files
were loaded from the module directory, not the host file directory.
Anyone found a way around this without editing the generated
JavaScript?
GWT rules!
Greg
Aug 30, 2006, 4:27:46 PM8/30/06
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This has been fixed in version 1.1.10.
dmo...@gmail.com
Sep 13, 2006, 2:39:10 PM9/13/06
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what exactly has been fixed?
does the external resource file need to be in /public directory?
does the external resource file need to be in /public directory?
Greg
Sep 28, 2006, 2:19:03 PM9/28/06
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Yes, the injected files should be placed in the public directory which
will then get copied to your output directory when you run the GWT
compiler.
will then get copied to your output directory when you run the GWT
compiler.
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