Just a shot in the dark.

maybe you changed the linker ? IIRC the default changed around 2.7.

Good luck.

   A.


On Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 11:59 AM <bobbitdid...@gmail.com> wrote:

> OK, it looks like we have two "apps" each with its own entry point, but
> they share the content of $wnd, which contains a JS Framework.  So the
> problem is that JS calls can enter either "app" and each "app" appears to
> be have it's own frame (So $wnd.frames is an array of two windows.)
>
> As mentioned, the problem is that because because both "apps" are plugged
> into the JS Framework, one might see a GWT object created by the other, but
> type comparison of objects created in one "app" fails in the other.  This
> worked in SGWT 2.6.1, but doesn't in GWT 2.7.0.
>
> Does that provide enough detail to answer the question?  Has handling of
> multiple apps (or "entry points") for a single browser window changed in
> GWT 2.7.0, specifically with respect to type comparison?
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