Thursday, December 18, 2014

Re: GWT: nocache.js rendering

Not sure what you mean with "clubbing". 

In general the <module name>.nocache.js file does not render anything. What it does is to figure out which browser you are using and then load the correct <browser-specific-permutation-hash>.cache.js file. Once that file is loaded and evaluated the onModuleLoad() method of your EntryPoint is called. Finally your code iny our onModuleLoad() method renders the app.

What exactly do you want to do?

-- J.

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