Not exactly because the css files are typically served from the war file. You could of course host them on a CDN so that you don't have to redeploy your war (but then you need an internet connection and your application will depend on it to have the CSS, which i find OK only if your application is hosted on the "public" web).
What is sure is that you don't have to RECOMPILE your GWT application to change the styles...
I am not sure to have well understood your question, maybe you can give more context on what you want to do when you mean changing the styles without modifying the war...
Thanks
Arnaud
Le ven. 24 avr. 2015 à 19:46, <mmcrober@harris.com> a écrit :
-- Does that include the ability to modify styles without redeploying the WAR file?--
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