Hello fellow coders.

I am new to this web toolkit, so I don't have that much experience.
Anyway I testet the Hello application in Internet Explore 7, and it
doesn't seem to work. Is there a compatibility issue with this
browser??

I wouldn't call it a compatibility issue. IE7 beta is not supported at
all (no script library will be loaded). You could try hacking it into
the nocache file, using the IE6 library might work.

Thanks. IE sucks anyway ;-)

I have no ie7 in my hands. But i think maybe it is easy to hack this.

You can find UserAgent.gwt.xml in gwt-user.jar. Below is the content.
<!--
    -->
<!-- Copyright 2006 Google Inc. All Rights Reserved.
    -->
<!-- Defines the user.agent property and its provider function.
    -->
<!--
    -->
<!-- This module is typically inherited via com.google.gwt.user.User.
     -->
<!--
    -->
<module>

        <!-- Browser-sensitive code should use the 'user.agent' property -->
        <define-property name="user.agent"
values="ie6,moz,oldmoz,safari,opera"/>

        <property-provider name="user.agent"><![CDATA[
      var ua = navigator.userAgent.toLowerCase();
      if (ua.indexOf("opera") != -1) {
        return "opera";
      }
      else if (ua.indexOf("safari") != -1) {
        return "safari";
      }
      else if (ua.indexOf("msie 6.0") != -1) {
        return "ie6";
          }
      else if (ua.indexOf("mozilla") != -1) {
          var geckoIdx = ua.indexOf("gecko/");
          if (geckoIdx == -1)
                return "oldmoz";

          var spaceIdx = ua.indexOf(" ", geckoIdx);
          if (spaceIdx == -1)
                spaceIdx = ua.length;

          var version = parseInt(ua.substring(geckoIdx + 6, spaceIdx));
          if (version < 20051107) // Firefox1.5's Gecko version
                return "oldmoz";
          return "moz";
      }
      return "unknown";
        ]]></property-provider>

</module>

try to change this line
      else if (ua.indexOf("msie 6.0") != -1) {
 to
      else if(ua.indexOf("msie 6.0") != -1 || ua.indexOf("msie 7.0") !=
-1  )

Hope it helps

This hack worked for me. I've got the KitchenSink sample running in
Hosted Mode with IE 7.

Worked for me too thanks a million.