Well, there are multiple case here :
1. Widgets that adjust themselves depending on the size of neighbour
widgets. Some widgets have their size fixed decided in CSS styles, the
other ones adjust depending on this size in the onload()
2. widgets like the incubator PagingScrollTable that have internal
components that compute their size. For example
(in com.google.gwt.widgetideas.table.client.ScrollTable)
int totalHeight = DOM.getElementPropertyInt(getElement(),
"clientHeight");
int headerHeight = headerTable.getOffsetHeight();
int footerHeight = 0;
if (footerTable != null) {
footerHeight = footerTable.getOffsetHeight();
}
DOM.setStyleAttribute(headerWrapper, "height", headerHeight +
"px");
if (footerWrapper != null) {
DOM.setStyleAttribute(footerWrapper, "height", footerHeight +
"px");
}
DOM.setStyleAttribute(dataWrapper, "height",
(totalHeight - headerHeight - footerHeight) + "px");
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