yes definitely.
With jsinterop it is supposed to be straight forward but even with the older JSNI method it is easy enough if you have a small number of methods to export.public static native void exportJSNI(MyJavaObject that) /*-{
$wnd.myJsMethod = $entry(function(str) {
that.@com.my.package.MyJavaObject::myJavaMethod((Ljava/lang/String;Z)(str, index);
});
if the page has defined a callback - use it to notify the page that your code is ready to be used
if (typeof $wnd.onMyJavaObjectLoad === "function") {
$wnd.onMyJavaObjectLoad();
}
}-*/;
$wnd.onMyJavaObjectLoad();
}
}-*/;
On Thu, Apr 21, 2016 at 7:54 AM, Dmitry Skavish <skavish@gmail.com> wrote:
--hey everyone,I am trying to understand how can I package my small gwt app as javascript library which can be used in other javascript code.Basically I need to build a bunch of java code into a single .js file which I can later include in a regular html page with <script> tag and call some methods defined in this gwt built js file.Is that even possible?--Dmitry Skavish
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