In my app I have 2 CellLists. During the construction of each I
initialise each using a DIFFERENT CellList.Resource (each having a
different CSS file).
Because both of these resource files extend CellList.Resource they
obviously both have the same CSS class names, namely:
.evenItem
.oddItem
.selectedItem
... but in each different CSS file I have given them totally different
style.
Now, strangely, although the two CellList.Resource instances are not
the same object (not == to each other) GWT manages to obfuscate both
sets of CSS class names to be identical with eachother. This causes a
serious problem.
Say one CellList is red and the other is blue. When the user loads the
first page CellList 1 is red, then the user loads the second page and
CellList 2 is blue ... ok... now the user goes back to the first page
and CellList 1 is now blue!
In CSS terms it must be something like this going on:
.G3A532{ color: red }
.G3A532{ color: blue }
... note, both the same class name obfuscation result, therefore one
style simply overrides the second.
Please tell me what I'm doing wrong, or is this a bug?
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