On Jan 6, 7:48 am, Jan Ehrhardt <jan.ehrha...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Hi Jeff, > > I didn't try it yet, but a subclass of JavaScriptOject should > be instantiated by 'GWT.create(Report.class)'. Gin resolves these > dependencies automatically without any configuration (the same with > Constants for i18n, ImageBundles, etc.). You can additionally try > 'bind(Report.class).in(Singleton.class)' (I had problems using Singleton > annotations in the past).
It won't work. I mean, GWT.create(someJSO.class) won't work. You just cannot "instantiate" a JSO, though you can eventually cast() a JavaScriptObject.createObject() or JavaScriptObject.createArray(). > I think, it should work, but even a Factory class that does the > instantiation an returns a singleton object might be better than using > native JavaScript to bind it to $wnd object, since it's important to hold > everything in the GWT 'sandbox'. Yes, a Provider would be the way to go.
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