Oh my, my messages got all posted. I dont know why I didnt see them in my session. Sorry for the spam. I'm deleting the useless ones.
-- I see what you mean, but I dont have the possibility to change the relative path from where GWT fetches the permutations, do I ? I'm using quite a few code splitting too by the way.
Maybe I shall try to use public directory via the gwt.xml. Can I put all the JS (permutations, deferred,gwt folder, img bundles...) inside /public for example ? The thing is, I have more then one module on the server also, so that means that I shall put all the files together ? Or maybe something like /public/module1 and /public/module2.
Since the problem arrives only for one ISP, i need to make a solution that handles both cases ... so I cant realy use it as a feature :)
Le mardi 8 octobre 2013 11:06:22 UTC+2, Jens a écrit :
Le mardi 8 octobre 2013 11:06:22 UTC+2, Jens a écrit :
You could use it as a feature ;-)I have a HostPageServlet that generates the index.html file and automatically inlines app.nocache.js along with other "one time information" I need on app start. This reduces the app startup time by minimizing the required network requests. All resources that need to be deployed are in folder named "public" so that GWT copies them automatically to the compilation output folder.-- J.
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