Friday, November 27, 2009

using 2 or more GWT modules in a single html page

Hi,

I want to split my GWT code into multiple GWT modules, compiling all modules separately and then linking all GWT modules (.nocache.js files) in a single page. Is it a good practice? Well, I already tried with two modules, both modules are working together without any trouble except one thing, they break browser's back-fwd feature. I did some experiment and later I found out that :
  • When page is loaded first time, both modules' historyChageListeners are triggered as they should - that's okay
  • When a widget creates new history item (History.newItem(...)), only that module's, to which widget belongs, historyChageListener gets triggered - is it a bug, i'm using GWT 2.0.0rc2 - anyway, that works for me.
  • When I use browsers back-fwd button - only one module's (may be one which gets loaded first) historyChageListener gets triggerd - is it a bug ? is there any workaround to make it work?

    Thanks

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