You know, I actually tend to agree with you on this in general Thomas. The
reason I'm looking for the kind of solution I am is that due to the design
and the requirements from the customer, this is never expected to be run
outside this configurations/environment (it will actually depend on it
Unfortunately both projects are fairly sizable and it would not be ideal to
merge the projects. It would create a lot of additional overhead
maintaining the code separately especially since the release cycles are not
in sync. I would rather do what we're currently doing to work around
After some thought I think I am going to try to see if I can use the raw JS
message to identify what the class name should be (or, if necessary, send
the class name as a string separately). Then I should be able to create an
instance of the desired class on the destination side and get its ID
We have the following setup:
Two GWT-based web pages, built separately but hosted on the same web
server and used side-by-side in iframes in the same browser window/
tab. The two web pages both include a common module that defines
common data model objects (i.e.POJOs). Instances of these objects
Up until yesterday I was using the GWT Developer Plugin for Firefox
3.6 without issue. Then, suddenly, when I started up Firefox yesterday
it did not recognize the plugin as being installed. In the add-on
list, the plugin stated that I had to restart Firefox to complete the
installation. I tried
