Thank you very much Thomas!
This indeed seems to solve my problem :-)
Kind regards,
Peter
P.S. Please excuse my spelling mistakes. It was Friday and I was in a
hurry :-/
> > I'fe got a problem with usingCSSclasses in my masks definitions.
> > I implemented theCSSfiles as a resource (ClientBundle Interface) and
> > made it accessible for the java classes and the myview.ui.xml files
> > ( <ui:with field='res' type='xxx.xx.xx'/> ).
>
> > Now when I reference this class:
> > <mywidget styleName="res.css.className">
>
> > .. two things happen:
> > - In the generated HTML the class name is replaced by a correct fully-
> > qualified-name generated by GWT.
> > - But thiscss-class is not available in the final, mergedCSSfile
> > (generated by GWT) that is sent to the browser. I can check this in
> > firebug.
>
> > So the first functionality of the GWT compilation works fine, but the
> > second part doesn't.
> > Suprisingly: I'm integrated twoCSSresources and the first one works
> > fine.Onlythe second one doesn't. I checked any differences between