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Morteza Adi
Oct 27, 2011, 8:37:20 AM10/27/11
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I'm using GXT/GWT in a project. with help of code splitting i could reduce initial download size to 2232796 bytes.
However i think it is still too big for initial download.
after inspecting compile reports i found that there are some classes /packages in jre and gwtlang
like java.util.AbstractHashMap or java.lang.Math
i've never used them in my project. there are also some gwt / gxt classes i've never used but they got loaded in initial download.
i have some questions and i would be so thankful if anyone help me out.
is gwt compiler compiles every packages in jre or just compiles those which are implemented ??
i have just a simple login page which is split from rest of the code. how much the minimum initial download size do you expect i can reach(what is the normal download size for a simple project)?
thanks
However i think it is still too big for initial download.
after inspecting compile reports i found that there are some classes /packages in jre and gwtlang
like java.util.AbstractHashMap or java.lang.Math
i've never used them in my project. there are also some gwt / gxt classes i've never used but they got loaded in initial download.
i have some questions and i would be so thankful if anyone help me out.
is gwt compiler compiles every packages in jre or just compiles those which are implemented ??
i have just a simple login page which is split from rest of the code. how much the minimum initial download size do you expect i can reach(what is the normal download size for a simple project)?
thanks
Andrei
Oct 29, 2011, 10:38:27 AM10/29/11
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I built an app with 10 very complex views. Each view has a table with
data or a form, and a few popup dialogs. Plus, each view has several
paragraphs of text. There are 5 different services supporting these
views, and about 20 types of complex data entities. Total download
size: 550kB.
The biggest difference, I guess, is that I use pure GWT - no GXT.
Note that many packages that you see (like AbstractHashMap) are used
by GWT components themselves. This is why they are included. You can
trace each package to its source Ina compile report.
data or a form, and a few popup dialogs. Plus, each view has several
paragraphs of text. There are 5 different services supporting these
views, and about 20 types of complex data entities. Total download
size: 550kB.
The biggest difference, I guess, is that I use pure GWT - no GXT.
Note that many packages that you see (like AbstractHashMap) are used
by GWT components themselves. This is why they are included. You can
trace each package to its source Ina compile report.
morteza adi
Oct 29, 2011, 2:45:37 PM10/29/11
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Thanks Andrei
i did a lot of research on GXT before starting the project but never thought of problems like this !!
just a single GXT gridview without any implementation is more than 1mb !!!
fortunately i can easily migrate to GWT.
thanks again !!
Truly yours,
Morteza Adi
i did a lot of research on GXT before starting the project but never thought of problems like this !!
just a single GXT gridview without any implementation is more than 1mb !!!
fortunately i can easily migrate to GWT.
thanks again !!
Truly yours,
Morteza Adi
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