Re: Cross domain builds

2011-10-19 Thread Luis Montes
Ok, the build output just looks like the standard linker was used. Since its
still the nocahe.js and html files

The output error looked the same as before:

Unsafe JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL
http://localhost:8080/webclient/ from frame with URL
http://cmdev:/pe/PE/DBFC82AC1D77661A91A0E32C1F2FA501.cache.html.
Domains, protocols and ports must match.




On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 5:17 PM, Thomas Broyer  wrote:

> No, all linkers will generate a *.nocache.js (so changing linker doesn't
> require changing the HTML host page) and all related files will be
> linker-specific; in particular, xsiframe generates *.cache.js, while the
> standard linker generates *.cache.html files.
>
> And about "doesn't work loaded from a different domain", what's your
> browser saying? (in its error console)
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Re: Cross domain builds

2011-10-19 Thread Thomas Broyer
No, all linkers will generate a *.nocache.js (so changing linker doesn't 
require changing the HTML host page) and all related files will be 
linker-specific; in particular, xsiframe generates *.cache.js, while the 
standard linker generates *.cache.html files.

And about "doesn't work loaded from a different domain", what's your browser 
saying? (in its error console)

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Re: Cross domain builds

2011-10-19 Thread Luis Montes
I've added an xsiframe linker.  Should I have gotten an additional -xs.js
file?  The standard looking js file it created doesn't work loaded from a
different domain.

Luis

On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 12:00 PM, Thomas Broyer  wrote:

> I didn't remember the linker being removed, but it's been deprecated for
> some time now. It's been replaced by the xsiframe linker.
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Cross domain builds

2011-10-19 Thread Thomas Broyer
I didn't remember the linker being removed, but it's been deprecated for some 
time now. It's been replaced by the xsiframe linker.

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Cross domain builds

2011-10-19 Thread Luis Montes
I'm trying to get a cross domain build of my app, so I added:
  to my module xml file

I'm getting:  [ERROR] Invalid linker name 'xs'

I found an example where I could define the linker as:


but that class doesn't seem to exist in GWT 2.3


Is there a different way to do a cross domain build now?

Luis

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