Hi Romain,
What you may find useful is the RootPanel.get("elementId").add(new
MyGWTComponent()) feature, which allows your GWT components to load in an
element specified in your host JSP page. For example, suppose I created a
Calendar component using GWT that I wanted to include in one of my JSP pages
and my GWT application bootstrap file was name
ca.mycompany.Calendar.nocache.js. In the JSP page, I would include the
bootstrap file via a <script> tag:
<script src="ca.mycompany.Calendar.nocache.js"></script>
And I would define a div where I would like my Calendar component to be
loaded:
<div id="calendar" />
In my GWT module entry point class onModuleLoad() method, I would make the
following call to add my Calendar component to the "calendar" div defined in
my host JSP page:
RootPanel.get("calendar").add(new Calendar());
And there you have it, a JSP page containing a GWT module.
Hope that helps,
-Sumit Chandel
On Nov 9, 2007 1:46 AM, Romain <Romain.Huche...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> someone have a project using a simple JSP containing a module GWT
> (A call for GWT from a JSP)?
> "Google Web Toolkit "
> If you have a sample project could send me via e-mail.
> Thanks
