accessing the compiled javascript from a stand alone project.

[Andrew]

Hi,

I have successfully converted a java project to javascript through gwt
and would like to take that javascript and execute it from a separate
stand alone project.

I have compiled it (using "ant gwtc") and can run the compiled code
through the demo mode server (removing ?gwt.codesvr=127.0.0.1:9997
from the URL so I'm accessing the compile version at:
http://127.0.0.1:8888/ProjectName.html) but it doesn't work if I just
open the .html file straight from disk.

Looking at the .nocache.js file I see there is code in there related
to hosted mode. Does that need a server running to work properly?
Also, in the .cache.html files, the javacript is actually commented
out.

Is there a way to compile it so I have easier access to the javacript
entry point of my code, or to easily extract it from the cache files?

Thanks,
Andrew

[Andrew]

Actually, looking at the developer tools error message in chrome, I
see this:
Unsafe JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL file:///abc/xyz.html
from frame with URL file:///abc/ijk.cache.html. Domains, protocols and
ports must match.

Which means I'm running in to a problem regarding security
restrictions imposed on webpages accessed as local files, as described
here:
http://nexnet.wordpress.com/2011/05/20/gwt-script-does-not-load-in-chrome-and-internet-explorer/

I've now run the compiled version from disk by starting chrome with
the –allow-file-access-from-files flag, so am happy that it is
compiled in a way that doesn't require the server.
However, the question remains: is there a way to compile it so I have

easier access to the javacript entry point of my code, or to easily

extract it from the cache files so I can call it from another
javascript project?

Thanks,
Andrew

[Thomas Broyer]

Add <add-linker name="xsiframe" /> to make it work "cross site" (as files loaded from the file system all have different "origins", you need something that supports "cross origin" loading)

[Carlos]

Hi Thomas,

I have tried this and It works on Chrome, but it doesn't works on firefox for example.... is there another tweak or compiler option to make "cross site"

Thank you