On Wednesday, July 16, 2014 1:55:52 PM UTC+2, Eder Ignatowicz wrote:
-- Yep! Thanks for your help! :)What does the trick is the flag -XjsInteropMode JS .If anyone want to use my GWT JS interop demo is on https://github.com/ederign/gwt-playground .
Thanks for that; it helped me out a bit experimenting with jsinterop.
I had the hardest time getting the jsni functions (those simply returning $doc and $doc.body) to actually return anything other than null! After playing with a bunch of options, I finally hit upon the problem. I was using the maven gwt plugin (locally updated to use 2.7.0-SNAPSHOT of GWT) and one of the arguments it sends to the compiler is "-localWorkers" with a default of "8" (which comes from Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors() ). The generated javascript functions contained "null.something" which clearly would not work. But when I explicitly used "-localWorkers 1" instead, hurray, it worked perfectly! Seems like some compiler bug to me.
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